Keep the receipt beside the exact line.
Merchant, date, description, amount, GST and the supporting file stay together for the reviewer.
Scalar360 Expense Management
Capture receipts, mileage, GST and payment context in one claim. Route it through the right approvers, record the reimbursement and carry the completed expense into financial review.
High-value client expenses
A loose image can show what was paid, but not why it was business spend, who covered it, whether a policy applies or where the approval is waiting.
Scalar360 keeps that context on the expense line, then carries it through review, reimbursement and accounting.
Expense operations
Follow the work from first capture to the financial record without flattening every expense into a single total.
Multi-line claims retain the merchant, date, category, purpose, amount and payment source behind every cost.
Line-level attachments and GST calculation give reviewers the evidence and tax detail they need.
Paid-by-me, cash, company card and company account choices make the reimbursable balance explicit.
Record kilometres and a rate per kilometre; the line amount calculates itself.
Category caps, monthly limits and receipt thresholds surface the exact reason a line needs attention.
Threshold-based, ordered approver levels carry the decision from one responsible person to the next.
Returns, corrections, approvals and reimbursement mode, reference and date remain part of the record.
My Claims, All Claims and Approvals combine permission-aware access with search, status, date and sorting controls.
Expense trends, operating expense, ledger posting and bank matching connect claims to financial review.
One accountable claim
Move through the workflow to see how evidence, policy, approval and settlement context remain connected.
Capture
Captured. Checked. Approved. Reimbursed.
The review journey
The receipt establishes proof. Policy supplies the rule. The approval chain identifies responsibility. Reimbursement completes the record.
Merchant, date, description, amount, GST and the supporting file stay together for the reviewer.
Category caps, monthly limits and receipt thresholds explain precisely why a line needs attention.
The approval chain records completed levels, the current approver, comments and decision timestamps.
Mode, reference and reimbursement date turn an approval into a completed, traceable financial event.
Policy with an explanation
Every flagged line names the rule behind it—an exceeded cap, a category monthly limit or a missing receipt above the configured threshold.
Complete capability directory
Collect several related spends in one claim while keeping the detail of every line.
Keep the supporting file and input-tax calculation beside the spend it explains.
Separate who paid, what can be reimbursed and which costs may be billed onward.
Turn business travel distance into a transparent, calculated expense line.
Design expense heads that classify spend and flag missing evidence or exceeded limits.
Route each submitted claim through the right people in the right order.
Make every decision and payout status visible from draft to completed reimbursement.
Give members, approvers and finance teams the list each role needs without exposing every action to everyone.
Connect claim operations to spend visibility, operating expense and bank review.
Questions, answered
Yes. A claim can contain multiple lines, and each line keeps its own category, date, merchant, description, payment source, amount, GST rate, billable status, mileage detail and receipt.
Each category can define a per-expense cap, monthly limit and receipt-required threshold. Lines are flagged with the specific policy reason, but the approver still reviews and decides the claim.
Yes. Approval workflows can start at a minimum claim amount and contain ordered approver levels. The highest matching active threshold applies, with the default workflow resolving ties.
Yes. Returning a claim requires a reason. The member can edit the returned claim and submit it again, which builds a fresh approval chain from the current configuration.
A line can be marked as mileage, then the member records kilometres and a rate per kilometre. Scalar360 calculates the line amount and includes it in the claim totals.
No. Scalar360 records who paid and lets an authorised user mark an approved claim as reimbursed with a mode, reference and date. It does not issue cards or execute the bank payout.
Approved and reimbursed lines contribute to operating-expense reporting. Reimbursed personal expense value can post as a balanced operating-expense and bank entry, and the reimbursement can be matched during bank reconciliation.
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