🍻🍂Apptoberfest Demo🍂🍻 How to track your post-project beers with Budgety!

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🍻🍂Apptoberfest🍂🍻 is here again, community!!

I'm Fede Baronti, Partner Manager at Deiser (Marketplace Partner).

Today we want to present to you the demo/video that we came up with. So here's a bit of context:

When a Project is over successfully, we celebrate. There are many ways to do so, but in general, we like to drink a couple of beers with the team. 

There is only one problem... Do we know how much are we spending on those cold, long-awaited brewskis?

Enter BUDGETY

In this Budgety demo, we will show you how easy is to track the cost of those post-project beers so no one in the company, team, or project gets lost in numbers. 

Budgety is a simple and intuitive cost and budget tracker that helps to manage project expenses. This app for Jira allows you to:

• 💰Set a project budget and track expenses in real-time.
• 🙋🏻Assign an owner for each cost.
• 🆎 Categorize expenses as direct or indirect costs.
• 💸 Assign expenses to specific tasks or categories for easier tracking.
• 📈Generate reports to analyze project costs and adjust budgets as needed.

Parts of this Demo were recorded at the Rotterdam EnterpriseDam: The Charity Takeover (https://www.enterprisedam-2023.com/) where we had a few beers, and in Deiser's office at Cloudworks. 

We would like to thank the hosts, sponsors, and attendees at #EnterpriseDam and the Deiser Product team and Executive President for those amazing cameos!

Enjoy Budgety and those amazing and well-deserved beers. 🍻

Happy 🍻🍂Apptoberfest🍂🍻 to everyone!

DISCLAIMER: We know that not everyone likes beer, but you can replace it with the potion of your choice. 

[Svenja Lorenzen]

I think it would be better if I didn't track the costs of the wine or even worse, coffee! 🤣 I don't think I could justify the number if I saw it in black and white. 🫣

No, all joking aside. Great demo and super helpful app, especially in regards to tracking project costs.

[Peter Preston]

You had me at "brewskis" 🍻

Loved the demo and the idea of tracking spend in Jira. Well done Fede & Team :)