A design problem, not a discipline problem
Most accounting tools were designed for accountants. That is reasonable — accountants are the ones who use them all day. The problem is that the person who actually has to record the expense is usually not an accountant. It is the owner, at the end of a long day, holding a receipt.
So the work gets postponed. Receipts pile up. The books fall behind, and catching up becomes its own project. None of this is a discipline problem; it is a design problem.
DozaBooks starts from the other end. You describe what happened in the same words you would use telling a colleague, and the system does the accounting part. No fields to learn, no categories to memorize, no procedure to follow.
No fields to learn, no categories to memorize, no procedure to follow.