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Expense claim submission and approval routing

Purpose

 1.1. Streamline and digitize expense claim submission for amusement ride suppliers in the wholesale entertainment industry.
 1.2. Automatically route claims for managerial review based on approval thresholds or department rules.
 1.3. Minimize manual data entry, reduce processing errors, and enforce policy compliance.
 1.4. Provide digital audit trails, notification workflows, and integration with accounting systems.
 1.5. Enable multi-device input (desktop, mobile) for remote and on-site teams.

Trigger Conditions

 2.1. Employee submits an expense claim through form or app.
 2.2. Receipt image uploaded or PDF/CSV attachment detected.
 2.3. Email with subject “Expense Claim” received.
 2.4. New row added to shared spreadsheet or project management card marked as “Expense Claim.”
 2.5. API webhook receipt indicating a new claim in HR system.

Platform Variants


 3.1. Microsoft Power Automate
 • Feature/Setting: "When a new form response is submitted"—Trigger on Microsoft Forms, create approval item in SharePoint.

 3.2. SAP Concur
 • Feature/Setting: Use Concur API "POST /expense/reports" to programmatically submit claims.

 3.3. Slack
 • Feature/Setting: "Slash Command" for /submitexpense—initiates claim, posts to approvals channel.

 3.4. Google Workspace
 • Feature/Setting: "On Form Submit" trigger—Apps Script reads Google Form, emails approval workflow.

 3.5. DocuSign
 • Feature/Setting: "Envelopes: Create & Send" API to route digital documents for financial sign-off.

 3.6. QuickBooks Online
 • Feature/Setting: "Create Bill" API, auto-generate bills from claims for payment queue.

 3.7. Trello
 • Feature/Setting: "Card Created" trigger—Butler automation moves card to manager for review.

 3.8. Zoho Expense
 • Feature/Setting: "New Expense" event via Zoho Flow; route via "Submit for Approval" action.

 3.9. Oracle NetSuite
 • Feature/Setting: "Expense Report" SOAP Web Service; submit and auto-assign based on workflow rules.

 3.10. Jira Service Management
 • Feature/Setting: "Issue Created" trigger—custom workflow routes issue to finance.

 3.11. ServiceNow
 • Feature/Setting: "Record Producer" for new expense, routed via Flow Designer to designated approver.

 3.12. Asana
 • Feature/Setting: "Task Created" webhook triggers rule to assign to supervisor.

 3.13. Xero
 • Feature/Setting: "Create Expense Claim" endpoint; manage status, upload multi-part receipts.

 3.14. FreshBooks
 • Feature/Setting: "New Expense" API—auto-generates approval notification.

 3.15. Monday.com
 • Feature/Setting: "New Item in Board"—automation assigns status "Needs Approval" and alerts manager.

 3.16. Salesforce
 • Feature/Setting: "Expense Report Object" with process builder for conditional assignment and alerts.

 3.17. HubSpot
 • Feature/Setting: Custom workflow triggered by "Form Submission" event for expenses.

 3.18. Workday
 • Feature/Setting: Business Process for "Create Expense Report"; approval chain based on profiles.

 3.19. Zoho Creator
 • Feature/Setting: "On Form Submission" deluge script—sends record to custom approval app.

 3.20. BambooHR
 • Feature/Setting: Webhook or integration action triggered by "New Document Submission" in employee record.

 3.21. Box
 • Feature/Setting: "File Uploaded" workflow, OCRs receipt and triggers Node.js approval logic.

 3.22. Smartsheet
 • Feature/Setting: "New Row" automation moves expense records to relevant reviewer.

 3.23. Airtable
 • Feature/Setting: "New Record" + automation script updates approval status and notifies via email.

Benefits

 4.1. Eliminates manual backlog and speeds up reimbursement cycles.
 4.2. Ensures standardized, auditable workflow for entertainment sector regulation compliance.
 4.3. Provides real-time updates and transparency for submitter and approver.
 4.4. Integrates with existing accounting and payroll systems, reducing manual reconciliation.
 4.5. Supports company growth by scaling claim processing without proportional HR increase.

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