Create and Approve iExpense reports | Oracle Apps Technical
By Jag - March 22, 2014
How to Create Expenses Report
Use the Expense Reports window in Payables to enter Payables expense reports for your employees. You can also use this window to review and modify any of the following expense reports:
Before you can pay expense reports you must submit the Payables Invoice Import program to have Payables automatically create invoices from the expense reports. You can then use Payables to pay the invoices and create journal entries for posting to your general ledger. You cannot view expense reports in this window if they have been purged during Payables Invoice Import. If you do not purge expense reports during Payables Invoice Import, you can still view successfully imported expense reports in this window, but you cannot modify them.
The following are the steps you follow to process an expense report:
Done! Enjoy
Use the Expense Reports window in Payables to enter Payables expense reports for your employees. You can also use this window to review and modify any of the following expense reports:
- expense reports entered in the Payables Expense Reports window
- expense reports submitted by your organization's employees using Oracle Web Employees
- expense reports entered in Oracle Projects and then transferred from Projects to Payables
- expense reports entered in Oracle Personal Time and Expense and then transferred to Projects, and transferred from Projects to Payables
Before you can pay expense reports you must submit the Payables Invoice Import program to have Payables automatically create invoices from the expense reports. You can then use Payables to pay the invoices and create journal entries for posting to your general ledger. You cannot view expense reports in this window if they have been purged during Payables Invoice Import. If you do not purge expense reports during Payables Invoice Import, you can still view successfully imported expense reports in this window, but you cannot modify them.
The following are the steps you follow to process an expense report:
Done! Enjoy
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