Recording and approving expenses
Record and approve operating expenses inside the system, and route expense documents through iCore approval workflows when configured.
- Record expenses
- Approve expenses
- Approval workflows when configured
Organise expenses, accruals and adjustments with the financial transactions module in iCore ERP. It manages operating, prepaid and accrued expenses, spreads them over the right financial periods and creates the related journal entries.
Record and approve operating expenses inside the system, and route expense documents through iCore approval workflows when configured.
Define expenses that repeat every period, such as rent and utilities, once instead of entering them by hand each time.
Record an expense paid in advance and create a periodic amortisation schedule that spreads it over the right financial periods.
Track expenses that belong to the current period but are not yet paid, so they land in the right financial period.
iCore supports automatic financial adjustments for expenses, so fewer adjusting entries have to be prepared by hand at the end of each period.
iCore creates the journal entries linked to expenses and posts them to the accounts, and transactions can be reversed or cancelled by permission.
Link every expense to the right branch and cost centre, so you know the cost of each branch and activity.
Run expense and accrual reports to follow what was spent and what is prepaid or accrued in each period.
Yes. The iCore financial transactions module manages prepaid and accrued expenses and spreads them over the right financial periods with periodic schedules and automatic adjustments.
Yes. iCore supports periodic and recurring expenses, including rent and utilities.
Yes. iCore creates and posts the entries linked to expenses, and transactions can be reversed or cancelled by permission.
Yes. Expenses are linked to branches and cost centres and appear in the expense and accrual reports.
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