Attention

Use What needs your attention

See the items that need you now, with the reason and next action in one place.

Who this is for
Company owners, Administrators, Managers, Team Leads, Finance
Where you work
Company
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Example workspace · Earlier interface shown.

Check and confirm what you owe

See how one contractor's time and approved expense explain an amount. Then follow Finance and the Owner through the whole Company review. Confirmation does not send payment.

Read the steps and transcript below.

Steps you can read

  1. Start with the supporting work

    Use the correct Company and period, with permission to review its financial records. Check the person, source dates, worked time, applicable rate and approved expense. The first close-ups show Contractor and Manager records; later views show Finance and the Owner.

  2. Explain one person's amount

    In this example, Leo's one hour at USD50 plus an approved USD125 expense explains USD175. Riley's separate USD50 remains separate; the Company total is USD225.

  3. Prepare the Company review

    Finance selects Review amounts and checks that the review is Ready to confirm. This prepares the Company's review; it does not confirm payment.

  4. Check everyone in the period

    The Owner checks the Company, 5–11 October period and every listed person, then opens the supporting records. The confirmation covers the whole review, including Leo and Riley.

  5. Read the consequence before confirming

    Supporting records will lock so the amounts stay traceable. No payment will be sent. If the whole review is correct, the Owner selects Confirm amounts owed.

  6. Check Ready to pay

    The review is confirmed and ready for payment outside Friday Falcon. Ready to pay does not mean paid.

  7. Keep the invoice connected to the same work

    The matching Company invoice supports Leo's same USD175 amount; it does not add another USD175. Its shown Approved status is not invoice finalization, delivery or payment.

Read the transcript
  1. 0–5 sec

    Start with the approved time and expense behind an amount.

  2. 4–7 sec

    Here Leo's one hour at $50

  3. 6–10 sec

    plus an approved expense of $125

  4. 9–11 sec

    explains $175.

  5. 11–15 sec

    Finance prepares the company's review.

  6. 14–17 sec

    An owner checks each person and the period

  7. 16–19 sec

    opens to supporting records then selects

  8. 18–21 sec

    confirm amounts owed.

  9. 20–23 sec

    Check that the review is ready to pay.

  10. 22–25 sec

    The matching company invoice

  11. 24–27 sec

    supports the same work.

  12. 26–29 sec

    It does not add the amount again.

  13. 28–31 sec

    Ready to pay does not mean paid.

  14. 30–33 sec

    Payment happens outside Friday Falcon.

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Another walkthrough: Find a follow-up and review what you owe

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Find a follow-up and review what you owe

See where to find payment follow-ups, check what the Company owes and open the guide for the next step. This example reviews existing records; confirming amounts and recording payments are separate actions.

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Steps you can read

  1. Find the follow-up

    In the intended Company, open Attention. Look under Payments to handle for the person and source you need. This example shows an existing Ready to pay follow-up; no new blocker is created.

  2. Review the payment summary

    Choose Review payment and check the current payment summary. Here Leo Grant has USD 8,463.21 still owed and USD 0.00 recorded as paid. Opening the follow-up does not pay the Contractor or resolve it.

  3. Open the amount review

    For a separate amount review, open Money, then Review what you owe. Choose Review amounts for the intended date range. This example uses October 5 through October 11, 2026.

  4. Check the supported amount

    Check the date range, Contractor and supported amount. This example shows Leo Grant and USD 8,463.21 in a review that is Ready to confirm. It does not demonstrate a Needs attention blocker or its resolution.

  5. Follow actual next steps

    If a real issue appears in your review, follow the actual available next step before confirming an amount. This orientation leaves the review unchanged and does not select Confirm amounts owed.

  6. Use the supporting guide

    Use Back to Review what you owe, then How amount review works for supporting-record guidance. Reviewing does not confirm an amount or send payment. Confirming amounts, when available, is a separate action and does not send money either.

Read the transcript
  1. 0:00–0:03

    Start with the records that need your attention.

  2. 0:03–0:10

    Open the payment follow-up and check the remaining amount.

  3. 0:10–0:14

    In Money, choose the date range you want to review.

  4. 0:14–0:17

    Check the contractor and amount for those dates.

  5. 0:17–0:22

    This review is ready to confirm. No blocker is shown.

  6. 0:22–0:29

    Use the guide for next steps. Reviewing does not confirm amounts or send payment.

One list for the work that needs you

What needs your attention brings together the items you are allowed to act on. It may include Timesheets, expenses, agreement work, amount-review blockers, or payments that have not been entered.

Open an item

Choose the action on the item to review its evidence and next step. Completing the underlying task clears the item when no further action is required from you.

What all caught up means

Friday Falcon shows the page-level all-clear only when no actionable item remains for you. A category can be empty while another category still needs action; in that case the page does not say you are globally caught up.

Why another person may see something different

The list follows each person’s access. A Team Lead may see review work for the people they lead without seeing compensation. A Finance user may see payment work without seeing unrelated Contractor records.

Items waiting on someone else

An item can remain unresolved without requiring your action. Friday Falcon should distinguish work that needs you from work that is waiting on another person or a missing record.