The Financial Tools add-on
Financial Tools is a planned paid add-on for libraries that need to track money in more detail than a note on a loan. It’s coming soon — it isn’t available to add yet, and there’s no price for it in the app. You may see it listed as a paid add-on on the Pro and Plus plans; that’s a preview of what’s coming, not something you can turn on today. Your subscription and add-ons are managed by an Org Admin.
What it’s intended to be
When it ships, Financial Tools is planned as an add-on on top of a Pro or Plus subscription — not a tier of its own. The intended scope is deeper money tracking for a lending library: payment tracking, deposits, and financial reporting. We’re describing the direction here, not a finished feature — the exact capabilities will be documented on this page when it’s available, and there’s no release date to share yet.
Until then, there’s nothing to buy and nothing to switch on. The Subscription page doesn’t offer it as a purchasable add-on.
Do you need it?
Probably not yet — and if you do, there’s a good chance you’re already covered. Most volunteer-run libraries only need to note the occasional cash deposit against a loan, and that’s built in today: every loan has a free-text deposit or fee note where you can record something like “Collected $20 cash deposit, returned at check-in.” For a handful of deposits, that note is usually all you need. See Loans, renewals, reservations, waitlist, and Do Not Lend gating for where it lives.
Financial Tools is aimed at organizations that outgrow that — those doing enough payment tracking and reporting that a per-loan note stops being enough.