EXPENSE REPORTS GO HIGH-TECH.(automated systems for expense reports)

From: Industry Week | Date: March 15, 1999| Author: Kroll, Karen M. | Copyright information

Companies are using automated travel-and-entertainment (T&E) reporting systems to account for T&E purchases and expenses. The systems help to cut costs by providing information that is useful when negotiating rates. Automation also cuts the time spent filling out and processing expense reports. Developing necessary and logical procedures should be the first step in automation.

New software automates a tedious manual process.

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