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Late fees, surprise renewals, and “wait, that came out already?” all come from the same place: not knowing what’s due and when. Treasury detects your recurring payments automatically and lays out the month ahead — so you’re never caught off guard. What you’ll achieve: a clear view of every upcoming bill and income deposit, with nothing slipping through.

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1. Let Treasury find your recurring payments

Connect your accounts in Connections and Treasury detects the patterns — rent, utilities, subscriptions, insurance, payroll — on its own. See them all on the Recurring page: a calendar of what’s coming, your monthly in and out, and what’s due next.
The Recurring page with a payment calendar, monthly totals, and upcoming bills and income

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2. Confirm what’s real

New detections land in the review inbox. Confirm the genuine ones so they count toward your forecast, and dismiss anything that was a one-off mistaken for a subscription. A quick pass keeps your “upcoming” list accurate.
The Recurring Review inbox for confirming or dismissing detected recurring payments

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3. Read the month ahead

The Upcoming Expenses and Upcoming Income panels show exactly what’s hitting your accounts and when. Glance at it at the start of each week and you’ll always know what’s coming.
Pair this with a budget that includes your fixed bills. When your recurring costs are budgeted, the money left over is what you can actually spend — no nasty surprises.

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4. Handle changes

  • Paused for a while? (a seasonal membership) Pause or block it so it stays tracked without distorting your forecast.
  • Amount changed? Edit the recurring transaction so the prediction stays accurate.
  • Stopped for good? Once the charge stops appearing, Treasury drops it automatically.

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What good looks like

A recurring calendar you trust, a weekly glance at what’s due, and zero surprise charges. Bills become something you see coming, not something that happens to you.

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Take it further

Recurring Transactions

Manage, edit, pause, and block recurring items.

Find & cancel subscriptions

Trim the recurring charges you don’t need.

Budgets

Budget around your fixed costs.

Ask Treasury AI

“What bills are due this week?”