Welcome to BigLedger Knowledge Center!

Skip to end of metadata
Go to start of metadata

You are viewing an old version of this page. View the current version.

Compare with Current View Version History

« Previous Version 2 Next »

Step 1: Creating a New Claim

To initiate a claim, users begin by clicking on the ‘+’ button located beside the search bar. This action opens the New Claim interface, where users are prompted to fill in specific details before proceeding.

Once these fields are completed, the system validates the input to ensure accuracy. Clicking Next saves the information and transitions the user to the next stage

Claim-applet-01.png

For some users, they may see multiple claimant name under their account, this is because they have additional on-behalf claiming access

Step 2: Navigating to Claim Lines

  • The Claim Lines tab organizes all expense details under the claim. This structure ensures transparency and enables detailed tracking of individual expenses.

  • Claim Preview Panel:

    • Displays key information, including:

      • Claimant Name: Identifies who is submitting the claim.

      • Claim ID: A unique identifier assigned to the claim for easy tracking.

      • Job Group and Created By: Contextual details for the supervisor’s reference.

      • Status: Indicates the current stage of the claim (e.g., Draft).

  • Adding Claim Lines: Users are prompted to click the ‘+’ button within the Claim Lines tab to input detailed expense information. This step is essential for itemizing costs and attaching supporting documentation.

Claim-applet-2.png

Claim-applet-03.png

  • Claim Categories - Our system offers a total of 30 claim categories, including 5 entitlement claims. However, it's important to note that not all claimants may have access to certain entitlements.

  • Claim Item - Once you select a claim category, the claim item field will be automatically populated, except for the "Travelling - Mileage" category. For this category, you'll have two options: "By Car" or "By Motorcycle".

  • Cost Incurred Date - The "Cost Incurred Date" refers to the date range when the claim event took place. This ensures accurate tracking and processing of claims.

  • Description - Here, you can provide detailed information about your claim, including expenses and supporting documents.

claim-applet-04.png

  1. Upon selecting a non-entitlement Claim Category

  2. Options of ‘Chargeable’ and ‘Non-Chargeable’ will appear.

If the user select an Entitlement Claim, for example, Healthcare Benefits - Optical, then the user will only see one option in this part, which is Non-Chargeable Entitlement

  • Chargeable Claim - Claims that allow you to charge to an engagement.

  • Non-Chargeable Claim - Claims that allow you to charge to the cost center only.

Selecting either one of them will result in different input fields for you to fill up.

  • Selecting ‘Chargeable’ will enable the ‘Engagement’ list for you to choose from later.

  • While selecting ‘Non-Chargeable’ will enable the ‘Cost Center’ list for you to choose from later.

claim-applet-05.png

Next, 

  1. Click on ‘Choose File’ and select a receipt from your device

  2. Click on ‘Upload’ to allow the OCR feature (Optical Character Recognition) to capture the information on your receipt or can Upload Statement based on claim item .

Upon uploading the receipt, you will see the following field will be auto populated:

  • Claim Amount

  • SST Amount

  • Claim Amount after SST

  • Vendor Name

  • Receipt Date

  • Receipt Number

This populated information should be the same as your real receipt.

Please be reminded that OCR is not 100% accurate, sometimes it may capture incorrect or missing information. User must correct the responding field should that happen.

After the receipt, you will need to select your engagement or cost center that you want to claim from, based on your selection on chargeable or non-chargeable earlier.

CLAIM-APPLET-ENGAGEMENT.png

Kindly expect some system delay when accessing engagement, as the system needs to load thousands of engagement in a few seconds

  • No labels

0 Comments

You are not logged in. Any changes you make will be marked as anonymous. You may want to Log In if you already have an account.