can be submitted as long as the receipt is SmartScanned.

@hhdoerr Sorry for the confusion. I'm not sure when you spoke to my team but this feature used to not work with submitted expenses but we did update the feature about six months ago to merge even when

Great, another inconvenience from Expensify created by the fact that I got poor advice from a different member of your team. And different information from different members of your team. Pretty stand

with credit card expenses. Receipts must be SmartScanned in order to merge with the imported credit card transactions. I would reach out to the user and let them know that they need to allow their re

@EdC Our SmartScan feature does not have the option to identify this automatically. You do have the option to set up your GST tax rates and apply them manually to your expenses. For more information o

Hi @acara! The way SmartScan works when you have a credit card importing is while we do create an expense when you scan your receipt, we will also automatically merge it with the credit card expense o

Hi @kulasingam! There are a lot of different ways to upload your receipt images into Expensify. If you are using a scanner, you would just need to scan your receipts, attach them to an email and send

(https://community.expensify.com/discussion/717/smartscanned-receipts-now-merge-with-submitted-card-transactions). Right now I have to unsubmit and resubmit every report to match receipts. That's not

Then, when the cardholder uploads a receipt into their account, SmartScan will process the expense details and find the corresponding credit card expense to match it with. The receipt image will be me

* You add receipts to those expenses (if you just SmartScan them they should auto-merge).