Trip reports

Trip reports

Find trips needing attention. Check their costs, revenue, and the records behind the figures.

Trips needing attention

  1. 01

    See which trips need attention

    The reviewer opens a role-specific view with exceptions prioritized for executive, management, accounts, or dispatch work. This directs attention to trips needing investigation while keeping the wider trip list available for review.

  2. 02

    Open the trip details

    Open a trip to review its supplied revenue, costs, timeline, and document context. Moving from the role summary into the trip shows which figures or missing inputs deserve a closer look.

Trip ReportSteel
Steel-theme Trip Report with management measures, trip flags, revenue, costs and margin columns.
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The management view brings flagged trips forward without hiding the rest of the list.

Costs and supporting records

  1. 03

    See how each cost was assigned

    Follow cost figures into available expense lines and the shares allocated to the trip. Separating the source expense from its attributed share helps explain the calculation without treating an allocation as a new charge.

  2. 04

    Check the records behind the figures

    Open available supporting records and compare them with the trip’s line items, keeping estimated costs visibly distinct from recorded values. This supports investigation while making incomplete inputs and unreconciled allocations explicit.

The same trip, openedSteel
TRP-1042 detail with revenue, cost lines, fixed allocation, timeline and document records.
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TRP-1042 opens to revenue, costs, allocation, timeline, and document status. Receipt contents are not pictured.

Missing records can leave costs incomplete. Allocations and estimates are not final reconciled accounts.