I have to say I'm quite surprised at this limitation. Not being able to attach multiple receipts to an expense with multiple lines feels like a significant design flaw and suggests this scenario hasn't been fully thought through. In real world use, it's very common for a single claim to include multiple receipts that need to be categorised across different expense lines (for example, hotel accommodation and meals, or multiple meals on the same day). From an accounting and audit perspective, being able to clearly link each receipt to its corresponding line is fundamental. Requiring these to be split into separate expense claims undermines accuracy, creates unnecessary admin and increases the risk of errors or duplication.
Vicki Brown
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I have to say I'm quite surprised at this limitation. Not being able to attach multiple receipts to an expense with multiple lines feels like a significant design flaw and suggests this scenario hasn't been fully thought through. In real world use, it's very common for a single claim to include multiple receipts that need to be categorised across different expense lines (for example, hotel accommodation and meals, or multiple meals on the same day). From an accounting and audit perspective, being able to clearly link each receipt to its corresponding line is fundamental. Requiring these to be split into separate expense claims undermines accuracy, creates unnecessary admin and increases the risk of errors or duplication.