Checklist: Configuring Vision for Navigator Expense Reports
These options are configured within Vision by the system administrator and impact the information that displays in Navigator expense reports. Refer to the Vision online help, as listed in the Vision Menu Path column, for detailed information about each feature.
Vision Setting | Impact on Navigator Expense Report | Vision Menu Path |
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General Expense Report Settings | ||
Administration:: Level | These options determine the employee's type of access to the Navigator Expense Reports application and their ability to edit their own expense reports. It is important to note that Navigator only allows access to an employee's own expense reports, regardless of the access rights that are assigned in Vision. In addition, Navigator does not allow you to actually approve expense reports, but it does acknowledge approved expense reports.
The level options assigned in Vision include: |
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Administration: Editing | Editing – When this option is selected, users can edit their own submitted and approved expense reports. This option also works in conjunction with the Global Options listed below. | |
Global Options | The system administrator uses these features to configure global expense report options: | |
Tax Settings | ||
Enable Tax Auditing Feature | Select this option to enable the Total Tax Amount and Net Amount fields on the Navigator Expense Report. Use Tax Auditing to enter certain input taxes in Navigator and to report on taxes from expense reports. | |
Allow staff users to change tax codes and Allow staff users to change tax amounts | These options control if you can change the tax codes or tax amount on the Taxes dialog box that is accessible on the Navigator Expense Reports grid. You can access these options by selecting the Edit button to open the Expense Categories dialog box in Vision. | |
Tax Code | The
Tax Code option allows you to assign a default tax code to an expense category.
The tax codes that prefill in the Tax Code field in the Taxes grid are based on the default tax codes from the expense category that is entered for the expense item, or the default tax codes that are set on the Tax Auditing tab. |
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Enable Secondary Tax | For Vision 7.1 only, when this option is selected, you can enter a maximum of two tax codes for an expense report item. When not selected, you can only enter one. | |
Disallow user to enter amount per mile on expense reports | The amount your company reimburses each user for travel appears in @Per Mile on the Travel Detail dialog box. When you select this option, users cannot edit this amount on their expense reports. | |
Tax code to include in basis | Select this option to allow compound taxes on the Navigator expense reports. For compound taxes, two or more taxes are calculated for one expense item, and some of the taxes are generated on other taxes. Compound taxes are calculated on a "basis" amount that is the sum of the original amount being taxed plus the tax amount calculated for another applied tax. | |
Thresholds |
When a tax code is set up using thresholds but the tax amount results in a rate that falls outside of the timeline, you will receive a warning message. Contact your system administrator for details. |
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Currency Settings | ||
Currency Code | Select Enable Multicurrency in Vision to enable the use of multiple currencies on Navigator expense reports. When selected, the Currency Code field displays on the Navigator Expense Report grid. Use this field to select the appropriate currency code for the expense line item. See the Expense Reports and Currencies online help topic for more information. | |
Security Settings | ||
Apply Project Access to Expense Reports | Select this option for the list of available projects to be filtered by the user's role's project record level access (set up on the same tab). | |