
Receipt capture and expense submission
Problem
Manual expense reporting means entering each line item by hand, date, amount, classification, memo, for every receipt, a process slow enough that many employees put it off until it becomes a backlog. Personal expense reporting had also been split across multiple systems, which adds friction for anyone who isn't a corporate card holder or approver.
Solution
An expense reporting application that lets employees snap or upload photos of receipts and have AI extract the expense details automatically, replacing manual entry for most transactions. Employees review the AI's output before submitting, and reports move through a standard approval flow. The application also handles mileage as a separate detail type, calculating reimbursement based on IRS or applicable foreign tax authority rates.
At a glance
Vertical
Cross Industry
Used By
Cross Role
Building Blocks
Dashboards
Large Language Models
Human-in-the-Loop
Workflow
Building Blocks
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Dashboards
Gives employees one place to create expense reports, attach receipt photos, and review AI-extracted details before submission.
Large Language Models
A vision-language model reads uploaded receipt photos and extracts expense classification, transaction amount, date, and memo into detail records, regardless of receipt layout or format.
Human-in-the-Loop
Employees review AI-extracted classifications, amounts, dates, and memos before submitting, catching the occasional AI error before it reaches approval.
Workflow
Moves reports from draft through submission and approval, giving employees a save-and-return option while work is in progress and managers a dedicated approval queue. Submitted reports are routed to the appropriate manager's approval queue before payment.
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