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The tabs on each of your documents
The tabs on each of your documents

This article outlines the information contained in the tabs visible on each document submitted to Corpay One.

Frederik Riis avatar
Written by Frederik Riis
Updated over 3 years ago

In your Corpay One web app, you'll notice a number of tabs visible in your submitted documents, each of which contains important information. These vary slightly depending on the type of financial document you are looking at, but here's an overview of the primary tabs:

Attention

The Attention tab only appears if for some reason you have submitted an expense that requires attention or corrective action.

Under this tab, different messages may appear depending on the issue or required action. For example: 

  • if an error has been encountered with the integration into your company's ERP system;

  • if the document is a duplicate of a previously added document;

  • if the document was canceled the expense due to a lack of information.

Once you have read a message on the Attention tab and no longer need to see it, simply click the Got it button to the right of the message, and it will disappear. When all messages are marked as understood, the Attention tab will disappear. 

Details

The Details tab is the main tab of each document, and is displayed by default when you click on the document in your dashboard. Here you can see and change all the important details of the document:

  • The text below the tab summarizes the most important information you need to know about the bill, e.g. when it will be paid or why it has been deleted. 

  • Payment amount indicates the amount scanned from the document, and can be edited as long as the bill is not paid. If the amount of a bill is edited before the bill is paid, the original amount will remain visible in this view.

  • Issue date indicates the date on which the document was issued, which has been scanned by Corpay One. This date can be edited as long as the bill hasn't been paid. 

  • Due date indicates the bill's payment due date, which has been scanned by Corpay One. This date can be edited as long as the bill hasn't been paid. 

  • Payment source shows the payment source chosen to pay the document, either scanned by Corpay One, or defined by a default setting. Note: for receipts, this field is selected from a custom list you have created for receipt payment sources.

Note: on receipts, the only date shown in this view is the date on which the payment was made. 

The Details tab also displays drop-down menus for categories and for notes, as well as for any additional lists you have created in Settings > Lists.

It is also under the Details tab that an appointed approver can approve/decline a document, mark it as paid, or pay right away.

Timeline

The Timeline tab shows all the events and modifications in the history of the document, when they have taken place, and who was involved:  

The following are examples of events that are displayed: 

  • When the document was issued. 

  • When the document was added to Corpay One.

  • When the document was paid/marked as paid.

  • When a coworker has approved/rejected the document. 

  • When a coworker has added a note to the document. 

Payment

The Payment tab shows the specific payment information for bills that have been paid, or will be paid, through Corpay One. 

Note: this tab is not visible on credit notes and receipts, as Corpay One does not schedule payments for these document types.

The following fields will appear the Payment tab: 

  • Payment method: the payment method selected to pay the bill (via check or ACH)

  • Payment source: the payment source in Corpay One the amount will be (or has been) paid from. 

  • Biller: the name of the vendor indicated on the document. 

  • Routing number: the vendor's bank routing number. 

  • Account number: the vendor's bank account number.  

  • Memo: a message the vendor receives within their payment - often includes payment details such as bill number.

Integrations

See this article for more details about the Integrations tab.

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