Travel and expenses: claims, approval and reimbursement
Capture expenses with receipts, approve reports, mark them paid and post them to the ledger.
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Process at a glance
- Capture expensesEmployeeDraft expense report with receipts.
- SubmitEmployeeReport submitted with its total.
- ApproveFinance (superuser today)Report approved.
- Mark paid and postFinanceExpense journal posted; employee reimbursed.
#Before you start
- Posting configuration in Posting config: the record type, bank ledger, default expense ledger and a ledger per expense category.
- Per-diem rates by country (Per diem rates) if you pay allowances.
#1. Capture expenses
- On the web, create a report in My expenses with a title.
- On the phone, use Quick capture: photograph the receipt (JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WEBP or PDF, up to 20 MB) and enter category and amount; it is queued offline and added to a “Quick capture” draft report.
#2. Approve, pay and post
- Finance opens Expense reports and approves submitted reports (currently superuser only).
- Mark paid & submit: the report becomes Paid and its posting goes through the configured approval (or posts at once).
- The journal debits each category’s expense ledger and credits the bank ledger; its number is the report code.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Draft | Being prepared |
| Submitted | Waiting for approval |
| Approved | Approved for payment |
| Paid | Reimbursed; journal posted or pending approval |
| Rejected | Not approved |
#Travel requests
Plan trips in Travel requests: draft → submitted → approved → booked → completed (or rejected).
About this guide
- Status
- Partially reviewed
- Application
- BSuit ERP
- Audience
- Employees, approvers and finance
- Owner
- BSuit documentation team
- Reviewer
- Editorial review pending
- Last verified
- 2026-09-25
- Checked against
- cb3691bbf
- Seen on a running system
- Not yet
- Help version
- 2026.0.0-preview
- Guide ID
erp:article/guide/travel-expense
Known limits: Written from a line-by-line read of the implementation (every statement traced to source). Not yet walked through end to end by a trainer on a running system.
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