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The expense page

Clicking a claim in the list opens it on the right of the screen, so you can move between claims without leaving the list.

An expense open on the right of the screen: the name and action buttons at the top, the Basic expense info block below, and a collapsed Status History section

Expenses → a claim

The Basic expense info block: expense name, amount, what it links to, status and description on the left; category, group, date and attached receipt on the right

Expenses → a claim → Basic expense info

Everything recorded on the claim sits in one block:

FieldWhat it tells you
Expense NameWhat the money went on
AmountWhat it cost
Link ToThe job or client the cost belongs to. A job shows as its job code and opens the job when clicked
StatusWhere the claim has got to — see approving and paying an expense
DescriptionWhatever detail was added with the claim
CategoryThe kind of spend
GroupThe group it was filed under, if any
DateThe day the money was spent
Attached ReceiptThe receipt uploaded with the claim. Empty here means nobody attached one

Status History underneath keeps every status the claim has been through.

The three buttons at the top right of an expense: the status dropdown, Edit and the delete bin

Expenses → a claim → the action buttons

Three buttons sit at the top right:

  • The status dropdown — labelled with the status the claim is on now — moves it to Approved, Reject or Paid. See approving and paying an expense.
  • Edit reopens the claim in the same form it was created in, with everything already filled in. Change what needs changing — a corrected amount, a category that was wrong, the receipt somebody forgot to attach — and Update saves it.
  • The bin deletes the claim, after a confirmation. It goes from the list, from the job it was linked to and out of that job’s profit figure. A claim that was made in error is worth deleting; one that was turned down belongs on Reject, where it stays on the record.