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hSenid Develops Expense Tracker for iPhone OS

The apple iPhone is a ground-breaking mobile device, which revolutionized the cell phone industry with the concept of a “No keypad” mobile phone. In addition to being a great consumer product it is also an increasingly useful tool for professionals and businesses. With its state of the art features to assist the busy professional, the iPhone, has no doubt appealed to consumers throughout the world.

With the current economic condition demanding us to keep track of our daily expenses, hSenid Mobile is proud to have developed “hExpense Tracker”, an expense tracking application built for iPhone OS, with special focus on the business traveler. Through the “hExpense Tracker” a user can track his spending in real time entering receipts, checks, credit card and cash purchases, to keep constant track of his expenditure.

The System enables a user to track and monitor expenses ranging from an airline ticket to a minute expense such as a cup of coffee or a parking ticket. hSenid’s expense tracker facilitates all inbuilt features of the iPhone supporting multiple simultaneous taps, zoom in facilities and auto rotate options. With the support of extensive research, hSenid’s development team has been able to simplify the advanced technical features of the iPhone to provide the user with an easy to use, well defined, application. (User interface)

The “hExpense Tracker” helps keep track of multiple projects while at diverse destinations. Especially designed for the business traveler, the system records all expenses throughout a particular business trip. Be it a hotel bill, taxi charge or even a lunch out with clients. Once recorded, the expenses can be analyzed through a detailed expense report which is precise and straightforward. The expenses can be analyzed further through a system generated graph which provides the user with a simple clear-cut view of his expenses. Having recorded his expense details the system helps the user to email the expense report directly using the in built mail client of the iPhone, for reimbursement.

Surely, a piece of paper, pen and calculator can assist us in tracking our daily expenses. However, to remember the figure or save the piece of paper for more than a few days would be extremely complicated. The use of an expense tracking program provides a formal and systematic approach to Money Management. It helps you to identify expenses or categories of expenses, to make sure that the data you’re basing financial decisions are solid. To download the application, visit http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=309846702&mt=8

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