Ability to split one receipt into multiple categories without splitting into separate expenses

JPriest

The split option takes one expense and splits it into two. This is great when you add one receipt that has different categories of items on it. However, there does not appear to be a link between them to know that the expenses are related to the same receipt or for the reviewer to be able to confirm that none of the individual items are accounted for twice.

So like if you had one receipt that had office supplies, a deliver expense, a gift, postage and a professional publication. I’d have to split one expense into 5 different expenses and then the reviewer would have a hard time keeping up with which items on that receipt were already accounted for.

Rachael Hopkins

Hi @JPriest, so instead of not-splitting, do you think that somehow linking the parts after splitting would be useful?

JPriest

Potentially, depending on how it is done. Another use case would be a hotel receipt where you may have meals, WiFi charges, and lodging all on the same receipt. It would be helpful to have a way to categorize that one receipt into different categories, but still see that what you have categorized for that receipt ties to the total of the receipt.