The expense-claim resource
When a user wants to declare his expenses, he creates an ExpenseClaim
.
An ExpenseClaim
is created by regrouping one or more ExpenseTempItems
and converting them into ExpenseClaimItems.
Once created, an ExpenseClaim
has to be approved by his manager.
Multiple ExpenseClaims
can be created through a single request.
Day the expenseClaim has been declared (Time zone Europe/Paris).
Day the expenseClaim has been created (Time zone Europe/Paris).
Day the expenseClaim has been modified (Time zone Europe/Paris).
x > 1
Name of the expense claim. If empty, it will be generated with the month and year of the last of claim item.
255
Day the expenseClaim has been paid (Time zone Europe/Paris).
The source describes how the expense was created:
- 0: Legacy
- 1: OldImport
- 2: ImportByCb
- 3: ImportByNature
- 4: Anytime
- 5: BudgetInsight
- 6: Api
- 7: Ocr
- 8: Reconciliation
- 9: InvoiceAggregator
- 10: EmailAttachments
- 11: FtpStatementImport
- 12: CleemyPayment
How this expense was made: the owner used his money, an enterprise debit card, or a Cleemy card:
- 0: User
- 1: CorporateCard
- 3: Cleemy Card
0
, 1
, 3
Status of the expenseClaim.
- 1: the expenseClaim is created.
- 2: the expenseClaim has been partially approved.
- 3: the expenseClaim has been approved.
- 4: the expenseClaim has been controlled.
- 5: the expenseClaim has been approved and controlled.
- 6: the payment of the expenseClaim has been initiated.
- 7: the expenseClaim has been paid.
- 8: the expenseClaim has been refused.
- 9: the expenseClaim has been cancelled.
State of the approval of the expenseClaim.
- 0: the approval is created.
- 1: the expenseClaim has been partially approved.
- 2: the expenseClaim has been approved.
- 3: the expenseClaim has been refused.
- 4: the expenseClaim has been cancelled.
Authorized actions on the expenseClaim for the current user.
Unique identifier of the user that made this expenseClaim.
Unique identifier of the user that created this grouping of expense.
ISO code of the currency (eg: 'EUR', 'USD', 'GBP', ...).
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