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Viewing Denied Comments


        How do I Determine Why my Compass Transaction Was Denied or Sent Back?


        Overview


        Approvers are required to enter a reason when they deny or send back (Expense Reports only) a transaction in
        Compass.  This job aid captures how to view those approver comments, so you can make edits and resubmit
        your transaction for approval (when allowed).

        Expense Reports
        Payment Requests

        Online Journal Entries



        Expense Reports Send Back Comments

        When Expense Reports require edits to complete the expense reimbursement or credit card payment,
        approvers use the Send Back option.  This allows the submitted to make needed edits and resubmit the report
        for approval.
                Denied Expense Reports are not editable and may not be resubmitted.  Approvers are required to enter
               comments to explain the reimbursement denial.  See the Expense Report Denied Comments section for
               steps to review the reason for denied Expense Reports.

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                                                                                                   Employee Self Service

               Navigator > Employee Self Service > Travel and Expense Center >                 Tile:

               Expense Reports > Create/Modify > Find an Existing Value > Search


                                                                                                       Expense Reports

                                                                                                         Create/Modify

        Accessing Send Back Comments

        If only one report is saved or sent back, the sent back report will automatically appear.  If multiple reports are in the
        saved or send back status, click the Expense Report link you need to investigate.



















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