Expense claims

Expenses without the paper chase.

Attach the receipt, tag it to a project, send it for sign-off. The claim lives in one place with its proof — and rolls straight into project reporting.

Record expenses

Add row Submit
Project
Date
Description
Amount (R)
Actions
PRJ-014
07 May
New row…

Pending expenses

Project
Date
Description
Amount (R)
Actions
PRJ-014
06 May
Site travel · fuel
480.00
Withdraw
PRJ-031
03 May
Client meeting · lunch
1 250.00
Withdraw
A laptop preview of the krele.co expense queue — month totals at the top and a table of recent claims with description, project, date, amount in Rand and approval status.

Less admin per claim

Three things every claim has: a receipt, a project, an approver. krele.co handles all three.

Receipt uploads
Attach a photo or PDF straight to the claim. The proof stays with the line item, not in a separate folder.
Project-level coding
Every claim ties to a project, so costs land in the right place from day one — and roll straight into project reporting.
Managerial sign-off
Pending, approved, rejected — visible to the claimant, the approver, and finance. No "where's my expense?" chatter.

From receipt to reimbursement

Three short steps. Then it's the approver's problem.

  1. Capture the receipt

    Upload a photo or PDF. Add a short description and the amount in Rand.

  2. Tag the project

    Pick the project so the cost lands in the right place — and shows up in that project's reporting.

  3. Send for sign-off

    Submit. The approver sees it; you see the status. No back-channel emails needed.

On the approver's screen

Sign-off with the receipt attached

The receipt, the project, the amount in Rand — all on one row. Approve or decline (with a reason) and finance sees the result immediately.

krele.co/claims_approvals/expenses/

Approvals › Expense Claims

Expense-claim approvals

Approve Decline
Pending · 7 Approved · 64 Declined · 2
Employee
Project
Description
Amount
Date
Status
Actions
S. Mokoena
PRJ-014
Site travel · fuel
R 480
06 May
Pending
T. Botha
PRJ-022
Stationery
R 215
05 May
Pending
R. Khumalo
PRJ-031
Client meeting · lunch
R 1 250
03 May
Pending
J. Naidoo
PRJ-014
Parking
R 60
02 May
Pending
A laptop preview of the krele.co Expense approvals queue — Employee, Project, Description, Amount in Rand, Date, and per-row Approve / Decline actions.

How it fits

Where expense claims sit in the platform

A claim is a receipt tied to a project and an employee. The receipt is the proof, the project is the cost centre, and the approver decides — then the amount lands in the billing report and the project rollup. Used by anyone who incurs reimbursable spend.

What feeds it

  • Projects from Project administration
  • Employees with a line manager (from Employee management)
  • Receipts (photos or PDFs) plus description, amount in Rand, date

Expense claims

Receipt upload · project-level coding · managerial sign-off · status visible end-to-end.

Used by

  • Employees with billable or reimbursable spend
  • Line managers & finance, to sign off

What it feeds

  • Reports — Billing & project-cost rollups
  • The manager approval queue
  • CSV / Excel exports for finance & audit