- 29 Jul 2024
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Record an Expense Report
- Updated on 29 Jul 2024
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If an expense report needs to be entered into R365, it can be done in one of four ways:
Reach out to your Expense Report Software Vendor with R365's Bank Expense or Journal Entry import template to see if they can produce expense reports in that format, which you can then import weekly or monthly.
Create a Bank Expense every week or month. Enter the details of the expense as a Bank Expense, which can be downloaded and re-imported as a CSV file via the Import Tool.
Create a Journal Entry every week or month. Enter the details of the expense as a Journal Entry, which can be downloaded from the Journal Entry Import Templates training article and then imported via the Journal Entry Import screen.
Build a Memorized Journal Entry. A Memorized Journal Entry can be created and used weekly or monthly if an expense report is the same amount.
Once you record the expense report in R365, ensure to match the expenses to each payment withdrawn from your account so that the credit on the Journal Entry or Bank Expense can be matched in Bank Activity in preparation for Bank Reconciliation.