Job expenses with receipts

Spend logged against a project and stage with a category, vendor, company-or-reimbursable card type and an uploaded receipt.

What it is

Labor_expenses rows carry amount, category (materials, fuel, tools, rental, permits, meals, other), vendor, card type, receipt URL and note, submitted from the field or the office and approved like time.

Also called: log a receipt · fuel and materials on a job · reimbursable · company card spend

See it
Job expenses with receipts
CustomerBuildingAmountStatus
Ronan Petsch40×64 Shop$2,150Approved
Gideon AltRiding Arena$16,020Paid
Sutter KlineBarndominium$11,080Paid
Sutter KlineHobby Shop$8,610Open
Gideon Alt40×64 Shop$6,140Approved
The expense tab with category chips, vendor field, amount and a thumbnail of the uploaded receipt. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1The field, sub and office surfaces all offer the same category list.
  2. 2A receipt uploader stores the image and attaches its URL to the entry.
  3. 3Expenses land as submitted and flow through the same approvals inbox.
  4. 4Only approved expenses count toward the project's actual costs.
Why we built it

Job expenses — fuel, a run to the supply house, a rented tool — went on somebody's card and surfaced on a statement a month later attached to no job at all. They are logged against the stage they were spent on, with the receipt photographed at the time, by whoever spent the money. Only approved expenses count toward the job's actual costs, so a job's margin never moves on something a manager has not looked at.

The problem
  • Uncoded spend with no job attached.
  • Lost receipts.
  • Unapproved spend counted as a real cost.
Sound familiar?
What you get
Every dollar carries a job, a stage and a category.
Receipt images travel with the entry.
Job costs reflect only approved spend.

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