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My Expense Reports
The My Daily Expense Reports window records all of your reimbursable out-of-pocket expenses, like tolls, client lunches, cab fares, or tips. Specific information is entered for each expense, including category, the job number and task, a description, and cost.
Feature - 1 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
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Feature - 4 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 5 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 6 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 7 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 8 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 9 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 10 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 11 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 12 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 13 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 14 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 15 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 16 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
Feature - 17 Production status and billing status con status and billing status codes track ajob's progress from start to finish, such as estimate pending, such as estimate pending, in production, ready for billing, or billed and closed. The status note is ;d closed. The status note is an optional note added to the job to supplement the status code. It can ahent the status code. It can also be used to further describe the job's current status
To enter your daily expense report
The My Daily Expense Reports window records all of your reimbursable out-of-pocket expenses, like tolls, client lunches, cab fares, or tips.
Specific information is entered for each expense, including category, the job number and task, a description, and cost. The category is completely user-defined, and the description for each expense can be as long as needed to explain how the money was spent. Daily Expense Reports are approved for reimbursement in the Expense Reports window.
You can add all of your daily expenses at once or as they are incurred so you can easily keep track of the reimbursable expenses you’ve paid for out of your own pocket.
The My Daily Expense Reports window is the electronic equivalent of a paper expense report. Instead of filling out a paper form for the accounting department, each staff member will enter his or her own expenses for travel, office supplies, postage, and more into this window. The expenses are then saved directly into the accounting system where they wait for management approval.
Approving an expense report posts the expenses to jobs and tasks and prepares the optional reimbursement. You can only enter your own expense reports. (It’s not possible, for example, for a receptionist to enter several employees’ expense reports). This helps ensure that you are accountable for expense reports entered in your name. Expense reports can only be approved by authorized manager-level users. To approve expense reports, choose Accounting > Expense Reports.
All of the expenses entered onto a Daily Expense Report will be dated today, regardless of when the expense was actually incurred. If you need to track an expense’s actual date, enter the date into the description field. There is no way to import expense reports from your Palm-based or CE-based PDA or other program.
To enter your daily expense report
1 Choose My > My Daily Expense Report
The My Daily Expense Report window opens, prompting you to enter the individual expenses.
2 Enter the first expense's category, job, task, description, and net cost amount.
The X column indicates that an expense has been approved by management. An approved expense entry can’t be changed or removed.
Expense entries are grouped together by category. There is no predefined set of categories, so any kind of category can be used here. Categories have no affect on job costing or accounting. Instead, the category is simply used to sub-total similar kinds of expenses together on expense summaries. The category name appears on job cost reports in the Vendor column.
The job and task are optional, although they are needed for tracking job costs. If the expense was incurred for a client job, be sure to enter a job and task. If the expense was incurred for the agency, enter the word “NONE” instead of a job number and leave the task blank.
The description field is optional, but is useful for documenting expenses for management as well as for clients. It appears on costs reports.
The cost is what you paid for the expense. It should include sales tax and any delivery or extra charges, and should match the total on your receipt for better accountability and easier auditing. It is not the billable amount that will be eventually billed to the client, which will be calculated automatically when the expense report is saved.
3 Repeat step 2 for any other expense.
4 Click Save.
Any expense on a Daily Expense Report can be edited or removed prior to it being approved by management.
You can enter expense reports for any past or future date by clicking the Next Day or Previous Day buttons. Once you’ve found the day you want, enter your expense report. Additional expenses can be added to a previously saved expense report by finding it first then adding the new entries.
Click on the previous day and next day buttons to see expense reports added on different days.
Click on the remove expense button to delete the selected expense entry. To select an expense entry, click inside any field of the expense entry. Removing an expense entry isn’t undoable.
Click on the clear expenses to erase the entire day’s expense report and start over. Only unapproved expense reports can be cleared.
Click the print expense report button to print a hard copy of the currently displayed expense report.
Click on the show cost notes link to enter a longer description for the selected expense entry.
You can find a previous entered expense report by entering any date then clicking the Find button. If no expense report was found for a date, the Daily Expense Report window will be blank.
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