Brazil · Freelancers

FREELANCE
WORK.
YOUR RECORDS.

For freelancers in Brazil, keeping your own work history can make it easier to follow deliveries and payments without relying on scattered conversations or memory.
This content is organizational and is not tax, legal or employment advice. For legal obligations in Brazil, consult official sources or qualified professionals.

Keep organization and accounting separate

Earnt organizes cases, work records, payments, documents and deadlines. It does not issue nota fiscal documents, calculate taxes or replace accounting tools.

Record values and payments as different facts

Keep the agreed amount in the case and record each payment received separately. If a payment is partial, the history continues to show what arrived and what is still outstanding.

Keep context with the work

Photos, files and notes are more useful when they are linked to the right case. This reduces the need to reconstruct everything later from different messages and folders.

Use local backup deliberately

An Earnt backup is a local export/import file created by you. Choose where to keep that file and protect it like any other document containing work information.

Questions people ask

Does Earnt issue nota fiscal documents?

No. Earnt is not a nota fiscal issuing system.

Does Earnt calculate taxes?

No. The app does not calculate or interpret tax obligations.

Is Portuguese (Brazil) available in the app?

Yes. Portuguese (Brazil) is one of the languages supported by the app.

YOUR WORK. DOCUMENTED.

Keep your own local record of work, payments, files and deadlines.

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