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Process Bank Transactions - Expense Receipt not showing up

  • November 20, 2024
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We are using Expense Management, we are not using the bank feed to create receipts.

 

When I attempt to match the bank feed to receipts that have already been submitted, they do not appear.

 

I can see the transaction in the bank feed, i can see the transaction in Expense Management, how do I get all available expense receipts to populate so I can match them?

Best answer by MuthumaliDhanushika27

Helllo ​@stoner7matt 

 

It appears that if an expense receipt is created but not claimed (this means a "cash purchase" is not created), on the Process Bank Transaction screen they will appear under the Match to Expense Receipts tab.

 

However, if the expense receipt is claimed and the expense claim is released, thereby creating a cash purchase, then the cash purchase will appear under the Match to Payments tab in the Process Bank Transactions form and not the Match to Expense Receipts tab.

 

By looking at your screenshot, it has claimed and claim released. The cash purchase document should appear on the match to payment tab now.

Here is my local screenshot.

 

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Hello ​@stoner7matt 

The card number that appears on the process bank transaction screen should be the same as the corporate card screen card number. If those card numbers are the same, expense receipts show up on the match to expense receipt tab to match as follows:

 

If those are not the same, please update the card number in the corporate card screen the same as the process bank transaction screen.

 

 


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  • November 20, 2024

What do you do if the user switched cards mid month? Can I add multiple cards for the same bank feed?


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  • November 21, 2024

Ok disregard my last comment. I’ve confirmed the cards match. Here’s a few screenshots of the issue.

@MuthumaliDhanushika27 - Could you look at the screenshots below and let me know what i’m missing? I love the machine learning going on here but I wish there was a way to turn it off and simply find the exact transaction by view all expense receipts.

 

Here is the Process Bank Transactions Screen

 

Here is the Expense Receipt that has been clearly submitted

 

Here is the Details of the Expense Receipt

 

Here is the Bank Transaction Retrieval Detail

 


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Hello ​@stoner7matt 

Could you please provide the screenshot of corporate card 000001?


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  • November 21, 2024

Here’s a screenshot of this. 

I left the full card number out. 

 

 


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Hello ​@stoner7matt 

Please enter card number in the corporate card screen as “K Walters 8254”


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  • November 21, 2024

Unfortunately that did not work. I appreciate you taking a look at this. If there’s any other things I can do to troubleshoot I would greatly appreciate!


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Helllo ​@stoner7matt 

 

It appears that if an expense receipt is created but not claimed (this means a "cash purchase" is not created), on the Process Bank Transaction screen they will appear under the Match to Expense Receipts tab.

 

However, if the expense receipt is claimed and the expense claim is released, thereby creating a cash purchase, then the cash purchase will appear under the Match to Payments tab in the Process Bank Transactions form and not the Match to Expense Receipts tab.

 

By looking at your screenshot, it has claimed and claim released. The cash purchase document should appear on the match to payment tab now.

Here is my local screenshot.

 


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