Journal Entry

A journal entry records financial transactions in the General Ledger, detailing debits and credits for accurate accounting. In expense management, approved expenses are converted into journal entries, automatically mapped to GL accounts, including taxes and currency conversions. Customizable formats ensure compatibility with accounting systems like NetSuite, with manual review options for accuracy. Linked to original expense data, entries maintain traceability for audits. Automation reduces errors, speeds up financial closures, and ensures seamless integration, enhancing financial accuracy and compliance across the organization.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is a journal entry in accounting?

A journal entry is a formal record of a financial transaction in the general ledger, detailing debits and credits across specific accounts.

How do journal entries relate to expense management?

Once an expense is approved, it is converted into a journal entry that reflects the financial impact assigning amounts to cost centers, GL accounts, and departments.

Does your platform generate journal entries automatically?

Yes. Approved expense reports are automatically converted into journal entries based on predefined account mappings and organizational structure.

Can journal entries be exported to accounting systems?

Absolutely. Our platform integrates with major accounting and ERP software like QuickBooks, NetSuite, SAP, and others ensuring a seamless export of journal entries.

Can I customize journal entry formats for different systems?

Yes. You can configure the file format, field mapping, and export format (CSV, JSON, XML, etc.) to match the requirements of your financial system.

Are tax and currency conversions included in journal entries?

Yes. The platform calculates applicable taxes, applies currency conversion if needed, and includes those figures in the final journal entry.

How are corrections to journal entries handled?

If an expense is edited after approval, the system can create an adjustment entry or reverse and regenerate the correct journal entry depending on settings.

Can finance teams review journal entries before syncing?

Yes. You can require manual review and approval of journal entries before they’re posted or synced with external accounting tools.

Are journal entries linked to the original expense data?

Yes. Each entry includes references to the original report, user, date, category, and any attached receipts ensuring full traceability for audits.

How does journal entry automation help with financial close?

By eliminating manual data entry, automating expense-to-ledger conversion, and ensuring coding accuracy, the platform speeds up reconciliation and monthly close.

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