Reimbursement History Screen

Reimbursement History Screen

The most efficient way to review and export reimbursable expense data is via the Reimbursement History screen.

Access Reimbursement History

  1. Click SettingsCompany Settings in the upper right corner of Emburse Spend.

    Company Settings gear icon in the upper-right header bar.

  2. In the Company Settings menu, click Bank Accounts.

    Bank Accounts option highlighted in Company Settings menu.

  3. On the Bank Accounts screen, click the Reimbursement Bank Account tab.

    Reimbursement Bank Account tab on the Bank Accounts screen.

  4. Now click Reimbursement History.

    Reimbursement History button on the Reimbursement Bank Account tab.

View and Download Reimbursement History

The Reimbursement History screen displays all batch withdrawals and their associated expenses that are either in the process of being processed or have been completed.

Reimbursement History screen listing batch withdrawals with Date, Amount, Status, Export, and Expenses columns.

Credits are processed nightly, so expenses that were approved on the current day will not be visible on the Reimbursement History screen until the following day. The full lifecycle of a debit and credit can take up to 6 business days.

Once the batch withdrawal has been created, all reimbursable expenses will automatically sync to your integrated accounting system.

Additionally, you can click the Download CSV button to download the expense data that corresponds to specific outgoing bank transfers. This is a one-click solution to gather the expenses that need to be booked to bank transfers on your platform.

  • The CSV file will list the following columns: Debit ID, Amount, Date, Status, Bill, and Payment ID.
  • Download CSV button on the Reimbursement History screen.

Users may view their own reimbursement history via the Personal Settings screen, allowing them to see the total amount of money that is currently in transit for reimbursement to their personal bank accounts. See FAQ: What does "Money is on its way'" mean? for complete details.

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