For companies using Emburse Assurance for Emburse Professional, the Auditor permission is assigned by an Emburse Professional Administrator. The Auditor role is designed to monitor flagged expenses using the Emburse Assurance Alerts queue.
The Auditor assists in the approval process by providing extra information to help Approvers make better-informed decisions when working with non-compliant submissions. However, Auditors are not a part of the approval path, as they cannot make approval/disapproval decisions.
The Emburse Assurance Alerts queue provides Auditors with a list of expenses flagged by the Rules set up by the company admin.
This queue is for post-submit review. Emburse Assurance rules can also run before submission, where the submitter may need to review violations and provide explanations before the report is submitted. After submission, auditors can still review flagged expenses here and add notes for the approval chain.
Once the expense is processed by the Accountant, it moves out of the queue.
Please Note:
This article shows you, an Emburse Professional Auditor, how to use your Emburse Assurance Alerts queue.
1. From your Emburse Professional homepage, click Audit Alerts.
2. The InstantAudit Alerts queue opens with a list of pending expenses that have been flagged by InstantAudit.
3. The page always defaults to the newest flagged expenses. However, if you need to change the order, each column can be filtered by clicking the blue header.
The Status icon shows the status of the expense:
- Red !: This indicates the expense has been flagged by the InstantAudit scan.
- Red (-): This indicates the expense has been confirmed as a violation by an Auditor. Once flagged, the flag remains with the expense.
- Green checkmark: This indicates an Auditor granted a one-time exception. Even when granted exception, the alert remains with the expense and can be reported on using the InstantAudit Review report.
4. Click an expense to open the Expense Details side screen. This is where you can confirm the violation, or set a one-time exception.
5. Click View Expense Report to view the full expense report.
6. Click Violation to indicate up the approval chain that this expense is in violation of company policy, or click No Violation to mark it as a one-time exception.
7. Enter a note for the approval chain informing them why the expense is either exempted or in violation. Click the Disk icon to save the Note.