Assign an effect to a sourceFinancingYou can mark a source with an effect, and you know it takes one rather than a split.An **effect** is the classification a budget uses to mark money that counts towards something — regional spend, a subsidy's eligible costs. A financing source can carry one too, so incoming money can be classified the same way the spend is.1. Select the source and open EffectsIn the **Source Details** panel.2. Choose the effectThe list comes from the **linked budget**. Add missing ones in the budget's effect settings — the panel's settings icon opens them.3. One effect, like the companyChoosing a second **replaces** the first. A source is one award under one scheme; there is nothing to apportion.Same reasoning as companies, and the same remedy if you need two: make it two sources.**What reads it.** Effects on sources are what the dashboard's financing-by-effect reporting groups by. Setting them is what lets you answer "how much of our financing is tied to this scheme" without going through the plan by hand.**Removing it.** Clear the selection. Nothing recalculates — an effect is a label on the money, not a modifier of it.Markdown