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What it’s for

It’s the end of the month and the question lands: can you afford another hire? More ad spend? You know what came in — somewhere in the CRM — and what went out — somewhere in a spreadsheet. The two numbers side by side, in one place, nobody has. Small commercial teams spend half their day toggling between the CRM and a financial spreadsheet. When a lead becomes a sale, you update the CRM; when payment arrives, you head to the spreadsheet. When you need to decide “is it worth spending $X on marketing?”, there’s no single place to see current revenue and expenses without opening three tabs. Apollo Space’s Financials module records revenue and expenses directly on the same platform — the same place Athena, your Chief of Staff, already runs the org. It doesn’t replace a full ERP, but it lets you track your operation’s financial health without leaving the app.
This is a ledger, not an accounting substitute. Apollo Space does not issue invoices, calculate taxes, or close accounting books. For that, you still need your accountant or ERP. What it does: track the financial flow tied to the commercial operations already in your CRM.

What appears on the Home screen

Two widgets on the Home screen cover financials:

Financial summary

A snapshot of the current month:
  • Revenue — income recorded in the period
  • Expenses — outflows recorded in the period
  • Profit — revenue − expenses, with an arrow showing the trend vs. the previous month
The org’s native currency (BRL by default; configurable in Settings → General).

Cash flow

A series covering the last 6 months — income + outflow + profit per month as lines or columns. Useful for:
  • Detecting trends (are we growing or stagnating?)
  • Spotting an outlier month (an extra expense that blew the budget)
  • Talking with your accountant without building a report from scratch

How to record revenue

1

From a Closed-Won lead

In the CRM, when you drag a lead to Closed-Won, Apollo Space asks: “Record revenue?”Expected result: a pre-filled modal with the lead’s value (the value_cents field), today’s date, and the category “Sale”.
2

Manually

Financials → New revenue. Use this for income that doesn’t come from leads (interest, vendor refunds, royalties, etc.).
3

Confirm + categorize

Categories are customizable per org (Sale, Recurring, One-off, Other). You create the labels that make sense for your niche.

How to record expenses

Four ways to record:
SourceHow
ManualFinancials → New expense → fill in amount + category
Recurring invoiceSet as a recurrence (monthly, annual) — Apollo logs it automatically
Automatic vendor (coming soon)Integration with Pluggy/Open Finance — bank statements flow in directly
CSV importUpload an expense spreadsheet — useful for backfilling previous months

Categories

You define your org’s categories in Settings → Financials → Categories. Suggested defaults:
  • Revenue — Sale, Recurring, Service, One-off
  • Expenses — Operations, Marketing, Vendor, Payroll, Tax, Other
Each category can have a color, icon, and description. Useful for rollups in reports.

Who can view / who can edit

RoleViewsEdits
OwnerEverythingEverything + configures categories
AdminEverythingRecords revenue / expenses
MemberAggregated summary (no line-item detail)No
ViewerAggregated summaryNo
For a Member to see line-by-line detail, the owner must explicitly grant the “finance:read” permission to that user under Settings → Members. By default, financial data is fenced to leadership.

Financial privacy

The Financial Summary on the Home screen is visible to Owners / Admins. Members / Viewers see only the monthly aggregate (no line-item detail) by default. To change this visibility for the entire team: Settings → Financials → Privacy → “Show aggregated summary to everyone”.

Reports + export

Monthly report

An auto-generated PDF at the end of each month with: revenue by category, expenses by category, comparison with the previous month, and the top 5 contributors on each side. Emailed to owners.

CSV / XLSX export

Available at any time under Financials → Export. Filter by period + category. Useful for sending to your accountant.

Bank connections (coming soon)

The roadmap includes integration with Open Finance aggregators (Pluggy / Belvo) — bank statements will automatically appear as expenses or revenue in Apollo Space, with suggested categorization. Status: planned, no public timeline yet. Org owners will receive an email when it becomes available.

Next steps

CRM

How leads become recorded revenue.

Dashboard

Where Financial Summary + Cash Flow appear.

Billing (Stars)

The other side — what YOU pay Apollo Space.