Time & pay

Receipts in, reimbursements out, equipment back

Employees take a photo of a receipt and HRGP reads the store, date and total for them to check. Managers approve, and the money goes on the next payroll file as a reimbursement.

Equipment works the same way: hand it out, get a signed receipt, and get it back when someone leaves.

An employee adding a fuel receipt on a phone, with the store, date and amount read from the photo

Expenses to approve and an employee adding a receipt on a phone (sample data).

How expenses work

  1. Add an expense

    In My Employee Portal: a receipt photo, or mileage at your rate.

  2. HRGP checks it

    Missing receipt, over a limit, older than your cut-off or a likely duplicate are flagged.

  3. Approve, send back or deny

    The manager decides; amounts over your second-approval limit also need an admin.

  4. Pay it back

    Add approved expenses to the next payroll file as a Reimbursement (not taxed) amount, or mark them paid outside payroll.

Equipment

  • Laptops, phones, keys, uniforms, tools, vehicles and company cards, with a tag, serial and condition. Import from a spreadsheet.
  • Hand out an item and the person signs a receipt in HRGP by typing their name.
  • When someone leaves, the Collect equipment task lists what they have: Returned, Missing or Keep it.
  • Employees see their items and can report a problem with a photo.
  • HRGP never takes money out of a paycheck for a missing item.

Expense and equipment questions

Which payroll files show the reimbursement?

The pay-period files and the ADP, Paychex, QuickBooks and Paycom entry sheets get a Reimbursement (not taxed) amount. Gusto and BambooHR new-hire files have no amounts.

Who reads the receipt?

HRGP's AI reads the store, date and total; the employee checks every field before sending.

Can managers see equipment values?

No. Managers see what their people have, without values.

Related

Set your mileage rate and categories, then tell your team.

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