Rieck Expense

The money goes back to whoever paid

Your employee sends the receipt in, and it is handled like any other bill: approved by someone other than the sender, paid from your own account together with the month’s other bills, and booked with VAT and document in your own ledger.

Several hundred companies have automated their flow with Rieck.

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What the module is

An expense is a bill like any other

  • Someone else has to say yes. Whoever paid cannot approve their own expense. The separation sits in the approval itself — not in a note about how things are usually done at your place.

  • The account number is encrypted. An employee’s account number is both personal data and the place fraud begins. It is stored encrypted, and only the last digits appear on screen.

  • VAT and document come along. The VAT base is pulled from the receipt, the posting is passed on as a suggestion, and the document stays on the entry for the five years Danish bookkeeping law requires.

From receipt to booked

Five steps, and none of them is an email thread

The receipt

A photo of the receipt is enough

Your employee takes the picture, writes what it was for, and sends it in. Amount, date and VAT come with the document, and the document stays on the expense all the way — including after it is paid and booked.

  • Sent in while it is still in hand
  • Amount, date and VAT come along
  • The document stays on the expense
Approval

The approver is someone other than the sender

An expense follows the same approval rules as your other bills — same limits, same chain. The one extra rule is that the sender and the person receiving the money cannot appear in the chain for that particular expense.

  • The same limits as your other bills
  • The sender cannot approve their own
  • The rule sits in the system, not in the screen
Rejection

A rejected document comes back with a reason

If a receipt is missing, or the amount is not the company’s, the expense goes back to whoever sent it in — with a line explaining why. It gets a status of its own, so it neither counts as approved nor sits in a pile nobody looks at.

  • Back to the sender with a reason
  • Its own status: neither approved nor forgotten
  • Can be sent in again once the receipt turns up
Reimbursement

The expense is paid along with the bills

Your employee is a recipient on the same payment as your suppliers, and the amount leaves your own account. There is no separate payout route for expenses — and therefore no second place where the controls can drift apart.

  • The same payment as the supplier bills
  • From your own bank account
  • One engine, not two to keep in step
Bookkeeping

The document stays on the entry

The VAT is pulled out, the posting is suggested, and both are passed on to e-conomic, Dinero or Billy together with the photo of the receipt. If an auditor asks what the DKK 1,196 went to, the receipt is on the entry — not in a folder beside it.

  • VAT pulled from the document
  • The posting is a suggestion you approve
  • The document archived for five years
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Get the expenses out of your inbox

  • Approved by someone other than the sender
  • Paid from your own account
  • Document and VAT carried into the ledger