“Where’s the receipt?”
An email, a photo, a PDF. The evidence for a purchase deserves a place alongside the purchase itself.
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The purchase
EnoughExpensesPlanned
The purchase
took a minute.
The paperwork
took Friday.
The receipt is in your camera roll. The confirmation is in your inbox. The reason is in your head. We want to bring the whole expense together.
On the drawing board. EnoughExpenses is planned and isn’t available yet.
THE EXPENSE
Train to
the site visit.
- The purchase
- Return train ticket
- The evidence
- Receipt attached
- The reason
- Client site visit
The useful part:
it all stays together.
it all stays together.
A receipt tells you what.
Context tells you why.
Context tells you why.
THE JOB WE WANT TO DO
Give every expense
its whole story.
Buying something for your work creates a little trail of evidence. Keeping that trail together should be the easy part.
WHAT WE’RE DESIGNING TOWARD
Less reconstructing.
More getting on with it.
These are the problems shaping the idea, rather than a list of features you can use today.
“What was this for?”
The client, the project, the reason. Capture enough context while you still remember it.
“Have we dealt with this?”
Submitted, reimbursed, still waiting. The next person should be able to follow the story without asking you to tell it again.