How detailed expense forms work

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Detailed expense forms help classify different types of business costs.

Depending on account setup, expenses may be entered as general expenses or through more specific forms such as material, gas, equipment, vehicle maintenance, project, purchase order material, or charge-related expense records.

Information you may see:

- Expense type or category.

- Vendor.

- Date.

- Amount.

- Payment method.

- Related job, project, equipment, or purchase order.

- Receipt image or attachment.

- Notes.

Basic process:

1. Choose the correct expense type.

2. Enter the vendor and amount.

3. Connect the expense to the right job, project, equipment, or purchase order when applicable.

4. Upload receipt proof if available.

5. Save and review the record.

Before saving or relying on this record, check:

- Correct category.

- Correct vendor.

- Correct amount.

- Correct related record.

- Receipt attached.

Why this matters:

Expense details improve job costing, financial reporting, vendor tracking, and owner visibility.

Support note:

If the customer cannot find the option, cannot save the record, sees different fields, or receives an error, they should contact support with the record name, page they were on, what they clicked, and a screenshot if possible.