Expenses Tab of Interactive Billing
The Expenses tab lists all billable expenses entered through expense transactions or billing inserts for the selected project/phase/task, up through the current period, Bill-Thru-Date, or Bill-Thru Period, as entered on the Billing Session Options dialog box.
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These transactions are available to be billed on the next invoice that is created.
Grid Toolbar Options
Select an expense transaction, and then click one of the toolbar options to apply that action to the selected expense transaction.
Grid Fields
Field | Description |
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Invoice Status | If invoice approval is enabled for the project, this field displays the approval status for the transaction:
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Status | Select whether the expense charge is billable in this billing session. Options are:
The options that are available from this field depend on your role's access rights as set in the Billing Security area of the Accounting tab of Role Security. For example, if you belong to a role with Allow Delete selected, the Delete option is available from this field. |
Billable | This field indicates whether a transaction is billable. A transaction is generally not billable if you post it to a direct expense account (by default, 600-level account).
You can only view non-billable transactions if the Show Non-billables on Detail Tabs option is selected on the Billing Session Options dialog box. |
Date | DPS displays the date associated with the expense charge as entered in transaction entry, or on a Billing Expense insert. |
Phase | If you select to view the project level from the Phase/Task lookup for a project with phases, all of that project's phases display in the grid. The phase number displays in the Phase column, and all detail that corresponds to that phase displays in that row.
You can also choose to select a particular phase from the Phase/Task lookup to view just the detail for that phase and any associated tasks in the grid. If you click Summary on the grid toolbar DPS displays a summary of all of the detail shown on the Expenses tab, including all phases and tasks in the grid. |
Task | If you select the project or phase level from the Phase/Task lookup for a project with tasks, all of the tasks for that project or phase display in the grid. The task number displays in the Task column, and all detail that corresponds to that task displays in that row.
You can also choose to select a particular task from the Phase/Task lookup to view just the detail for that task. If you click Summary on the grid toolbar, DPS displays a summary of all of the detail shown on the Expenses tab, including all phases and tasks in the grid. |
Account | This field indicates the expense account to which this expense was charged. This account is the account to which the charge was posted during transaction entry, or the account you specify or on a Billing Expense insert.
This field can only contain an expense account. This account is by default a 500-level account in the Standard Chart of Accounts. If the account is incorrect, you can perform a Billing Transfer to charge the transaction to the appropriate account. |
Type | DPS displays the transaction type, such as Ex (Employee Expense) or MI (Miscellaneous Expense). |
Ref. No. | DPS displays the reference number (often the invoice number) for this transaction as entered through transaction entry or on a Billing Expense insert. Leading zeros always display in the invoice number in this grid if your firm uses leading zeros. |
Description | If you entered a description for this expense charge in transaction entry or on a billing expense insert, it appears here. |
Cost | DPS displays the cost amount for this expense charge. |
Extension | DPS displays the billing extension amount for this expense charge based on the applicable billing terms. |
Document |
A document icon displays in this column when the expense has associated supporting documents. If you use the DPS on-premises product, this field displays only if Transaction Document Management is configured. For more information about the configuration, see the Configuring Supporting Documents online help topic. |