Finocket is modular — you run only the areas you need. Your menus show only the modules you've enabled; everything else waits in the Explore modules panel at the bottom of the menu. Manage it all from Settings → Modules & features.
How do I turn a module on or off?
- Open Settings → Modules & features — the switchboard lists every module with its current state.
- Flip a module's switch. Your menus update instantly, on desktop and mobile.
- To undo experiments, tap Reset to defaults — it restores the set that matches your profile.
Core money features (dashboard, expenses, day book) are always on and can't be switched off. Your choices save to the workspace, so your whole team sees the same set.
Where did the other menu items go?
The navigation shows only enabled modules, grouped by category — a category with nothing enabled disappears entirely, so a simple setup stays a short, clean menu. Everything you haven't enabled lives in the Explore modules panel at the bottom of the menu: each disabled module appears there with its icon and an inline Enable (or Request) button. Enable one and it moves straight up into your menu.
What do the module states and badges mean?
- Available — switch it on yourself, right now.
- Beta — self-serve too, just flagged so you know it's still settling in.
- Trial — you're using it on a time-limited trial; the badge shows on its menu row until the trial ends.
- Managed — a Finocket admin has locked this module on or off for your workspace; the switch is disabled for you.
- Custom — your workspace runs a tailored set that differs from the standard defaults.
How do I request a locked module?
- Find the module on the switchboard or in the Explore panel — it shows Request access instead of a switch.
- Tap Request access. Your request goes to the Finocket team.
- When it's approved, the module unlocks for your workspace and appears in your menu once enabled. If it's declined, you'll see the reason.
What do the defaults look like, and what does it cost?
At sign-up you pick who you are — business, freelancer/consultant, or salaried/individual — and Finocket pre-selects a matching set: a business gets the full toolkit, an individual gets a focused personal-finance set. Change any of it any time.
The books are free for solo users in India, and every other scope is free during early access — founder pricing will be announced before billing switches on. For teams and multi-country (Australia / US) setups, contact sales and we'll tailor a plan.
What does the note about my plan on the home screen mean?
Your home screen tells you when you are using something your plan does not cover, or when you are close to your limit on team seats or companies. It is there so nothing ever comes as a surprise.
Nothing is switched off. Anything you have on today stays on, and the note says so. It is a heads-up, not a change — if we ever do start applying plan limits to your workspace, you will have seen this well before it happens, and we will tell you directly first.
If you signed up while a feature was free, you keep it. Being told that a module belongs to a paid plan does not mean yours is being taken away.
What plan am I on, and am I being charged?
The first card in Settings answers both: your plan, any trial time left, and whether anything is being paid for. Nothing is billed and nothing renews today. Under Settings → Modules & features, each area your plan does not include is marked with the plan that carries it — tap the mark to compare plans.
What is never free, on any plan, is anything with an outside cost: AI beyond the free allowance, filing a return through the GST portal, and API traffic.
Related: Multi-country & tax, Get started with Finocket.