> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fyvel.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Mapping > Assign categories to bookings — the main workspace The Mapping page is the main workspace in Fyvel. Here you assign categories to bookings and build your metadata layer step by step. ### How mapping works Every booking from your accounting data can be assigned a category. That assignment is the basis of management reporting: it decides which category and which reporting section a booking appears in. Mapping in Fyvel with the booking table and category selection ### The table For each booking you see: | Column | Description | | - | - | | **Date** | Booking date | | **Account and offset account** | The accounts involved | | **Posting text** | The description of the booking | | **Amount** | Debit or credit amount | | **Category** | The current assignment (or a dropdown to choose one) | Sortable columns are marked with small arrows. Click a column header to sort ascending. Click again to reverse the sort. ### Map a single booking In the dropdown next to a booking, choose the matching category. The assignment is saved immediately. You can change or remove an assignment at any time. **Ignore** is at the top of the dropdown when **Ignore bookings** is enabled in [Company settings](/en/documentation/export-and-settings/company-settings) (off by default). Ignored bookings leave the default view (unmapped) and stay in reports on the account — without a category. Assigning a category later clears ignore automatically. The X on the dropdown clears the assignment or the ignore. After training, the AI can suggest **Ignore** for similar open bookings — accept or decline it the same way as a category. Bookings that are already ignored stay ignored even if you turn the setting off later. You find them under **Mapped / ignored**. ### Map several bookings at once (bulk) 1. Select several bookings with the checkboxes. 2. In the bulk action bar, choose a category — or **Ignore** (when it is enabled). 3. Every selected booking is assigned that category, or ignored. The X on the bulk selection clears the assignment or the ignore for every selected row. This is especially efficient when many similar bookings exist (for example every rent payment of a year). ### Filters and search #### Free-text search Search posting text, account numbers, and other fields. Press Enter to run the search. #### Account filter * **Tracked accounts** (default) — shows only bookings on accounts marked as tracked. * **Untracked accounts** — shows bookings on untracked accounts. These can be categorised too. #### Mapping filter * **Not mapped** (default) — shows only bookings without a category and without ignore. Use this to work through open assignments. * **Mapped** — shows mapped bookings. When ignore is enabled in company settings, the filter is called **Mapped / ignored** and also includes ignored bookings. #### Category filter Filter by one or more categories to see which bookings are assigned there. When ignore is enabled, you can select **Ignored** here — together with **Mapped / ignored**, to see only ignored bookings. A "Clear filters" button resets every filter. ### Create categories in place You do not have to leave the Mapping page to create a category. Click "Create category", fill in the fields, and the new category is available in the dropdown immediately. ### Track progress A badge in the sidebar shows how many bookings are still unmapped. You can see at a glance how much work is left. *** This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.