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What Do the Expense Status Values Mean?

Every expense in Financials > Expenses carries a Status badge so you can tell at a glance where it stands. There are three statuses.The Status column of the Expenses list highlighted, showing Pending, Cleared, and Voided badges

The three statuses
  • Pending - the status every expense starts with when you record it with Create Expense.
  • Cleared - the expense has been reconciled with a bank transaction. For example, when you create an expense from a bank transaction during Bank Reconciliation, it is marked Cleared.
  • Voided - the expense was cancelled with Void. It stays in the list for your records, and its effect on your books is reversed.
What you can do with each status
  • Pending expenses have Edit and Void available in their Actions menu. Cleared expenses can be edited. An expense that has been reconciled against a bank transaction cannot be voided until the match is undone in Bank Reconciliation (see How Do I Undo a Cleared Bank Reconciliation Transaction).
  • Voided expenses have Edit and Void greyed out. To correct one, record a new expense.

See "How Do I Edit an Expense?" and "How Do I Void an Expense?" for the steps.

Filtering by status

Open Filter and choose a Status - Pending, Cleared, or Voided - then click Apply. For example, choose Voided to review everything that has been cancelled, or Cleared to see the expenses that have been reconciled with a bank transaction. To find expenses with a particular status, see View and Filter the Expenses List.