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An employee purchases a product or service he requires. | |
For instance , a sales person on a trip rents a car. | |
The employee submits an expense report with a list of items , along with the receipts for each item. | |
A supervisor reviews the expense report and approves or rejects the report. | |
Since the company has expense rules , there are circumstances where the supervisor can accept or reject the report upon first inspection. | |
These rules could be automated , to reduce the workload on the supervisor. | |
If the supervisor rejects the report , the employee , who submitted it , is given a chance to edit it , for example to correct errors or better describe an expense. | |
If the supervisor approves the report , it goes to the treasurer. | |
The treasurer checks that all the receipts have been submitted and match the items on the list. | |
If all is in order , the treasurer accepts the expenses for processing ( including , e.g. | |
, payment or refund , and accounting ). | |
If receipts are missing or do not match the report , he sends it back to the employee. | |
If a report returns to the employee for corrections , it must again go to a supervisor , even if the supervisor previously approved the report. | |
If the treasurer accepts the expenses for processing , the report moves to an automatic activity that links to a payment system. | |
The process waits for the payment confirmation. | |
After the payment is confirmed , the process ends . |