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AP Expenses

Description:

Detail AP expense report listing corresponding AP invoices with status, line details, expense type and expense justification. Including projects task related expenses.

Parameters

Ledger, Operating Unit, Expense Status, Report Submitted Date From, Report Submitted Date To, Employee Name, Expense Report Number, Auditor Name, Audit Reason, Audit Type, Source, Prompt, Show Lines, Show per diem details, Show DFF Attributes

Used tables

per_people_x, ap_invoice_payments_all, ap_checks_all, gl_ledgers, hr_operating_units, ap_expense_report_headers_all, gl_code_combinations_kfv, ap_aud_queues, ap_suppliers, ap_invoices_all, ap_expense_report_lines_all, ap_expense_report_params_all, &per_diem_table, gms_awards_all

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Example Report

AP Expenses 12-Sep-2025 212747.xlsx

Report SQL

www.enginatics.com/reports/ap-expenses/

Blitz Report™ import options

AP_Expenses.xml

Case Study & Technical Analysis: AP Expenses Report

Executive Summary

The AP Expenses Report provides a comprehensive operational view of employee expense reports within Oracle Payables. It bridges the gap between expense submission, audit, and final payment, offering critical visibility into corporate spending. By linking expense reports directly to AP invoices and payments, this report enables finance teams to reconcile employee reimbursements, audit policy compliance, and track project-related costs in a single view.

Business Challenge

Organizations often struggle with:

The Solution

The AP Expenses Report solves these challenges by consolidating data from the expense report header, lines, and distributions with the downstream AP invoice and payment information.

Technical Architecture (High Level)

This report employs a star-schema-like approach, centering on the expense report headers and lines while joining to financial and HR dimensions.

Primary Tables

Logical Relationships

  1. Expense to Invoice: The report joins Expense Report Headers to AP Invoices to show the accounting status.
  2. Invoice to Payment: It further joins Invoices to Payments and Checks to confirm reimbursement.
  3. HR Integration: Employee IDs are resolved to names using the person tables.
  4. Project Accounting: If project details exist on the line, they are linked to the Grants/Projects tables for task-level reporting.

Parameters & Filtering

The report offers flexible parameters to slice data for specific operational needs:

Performance & Optimization

FAQ

Q: Can I see expenses that have been rejected? A: Yes, by using the “Expense Status” parameter or reviewing the status columns in the output, you can identify rejected reports and the reasons.

Q: Does this report include credit card transactions? A: Yes, if the credit card transactions are imported into Oracle Internet Expenses and submitted on an expense report, they will appear here.

Q: How do I see the project task associated with an expense? A: The report includes columns for Project and Task. Ensure the “Show Lines” parameter is enabled to see these details at the line level.

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