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# Tracking Recurring Income

> See your regular incoming deposits - paychecks, freelance payments, and other repeat deposits - on the same Recurring view as your bills.

MyTruv detects regular incoming deposits and shows them on the same **Recurring** view as your bills and subscriptions. Income and outflows live side by side so you can see how the timing lines up.

## Where to see recurring income

Open the **Recurring** section on either platform - inflows and outflows share the same view, the same upcoming groups, and the same filters.

<Note>
  **On the web** - the **Upcoming** tab interleaves bills and incoming payments inside the **Next 30 days** and **Later** groups. The page header shows two totals near the top: **Income / month** and **Expenses / month** with the yearly equivalents. The **All** tab has a dedicated **Income** section at the top, separate from the category-grouped expenses below.

  **On iOS** - inflows are merged into the **Coming up**, **Next 30 days**, and **Later** lists alongside outflows. There's no separate income section on the page itself, but the Coming up widget on the Summary screen mixes both as well.
</Note>

## Where the data comes from

Recurring income can come from two different connection types, and what MyTruv shows depends on which one you have:

* **Payroll connection** - the full income picture: gross/net pay, deductions, employer, pay frequency, and statement-level history. See [Connecting Your Payroll](/accounts/connecting-payroll) and the [Income & Pay](/income/income-overview) section.
* **Bank connection** - MyTruv detects regular deposits on your bank account (paychecks, freelance payments, transfers) and treats them as recurring inflows. No statement detail, just the deposit cadence.

A payroll-only user (no bank linked) sees only income on the Recurring view - there are no outflows to predict without a bank account.

## What you'll see for each income series

* **Source name** - your employer, payer, or deposit description
* **Amount** - the typical deposit amount
* **Frequency** - Weekly, Biweekly, Semi-Monthly, Monthly, and so on
* **Next expected date** - when the next deposit is expected, or a relative label like **Today** or **in 5 days**
* **Status** - Active by default; series can also be **Pending**, **Inactive**, or **Irregular**

## Opening the detail view

Open a row to see the detail view for that income series. The field that classifies the income differs by platform.

<Note>
  **On the web** - the detail shows an **Income type** field: **Salary**, **Other Income**, or just **Income** when MyTruv can't classify it more specifically.

  **On iOS** - the detail shows a **Source** field: **Payroll** when the data comes from a payroll connection, or **Bank income** when it comes from bank-deposit detection.
</Note>

The detail view also shows the next expected payment, the frequency, the last payment, and the date MyTruv first detected the series.

## Why track recurring income

* Plan ahead - know when your next paycheck is expected
* See how income timing aligns with your bills in the same view
* Spot a series that's gone **Inactive** when a deposit pattern stops (MyTruv doesn't send a proactive alert, but the Inactive status surfaces in the Recurring list)

## Related

* [Viewing Upcoming Bills](/recurring/viewing-upcoming-bills) - the upcoming groups that interleave inflows and outflows
* [Tracking Your Subscriptions](/recurring/tracking-subscriptions) - the outflow side of the same Recurring view
* [Income Overview](/income/income-overview) - the full pay-statement view when you have a payroll connection
* [Connecting Your Payroll](/accounts/connecting-payroll) - how to add a payroll source

<Tip>Pair your recurring income view with your upcoming bills to make sure the timing works - that money lands before bills go out.</Tip>