Credit card expenses. OkiOki manages them for you as well.

Credit cards, handy to use but a pain in your administration

Your credit card expenses are not shown in your bank transactions overview. Only the monthly settlement is. The settlement correspond with the total amount on your credit card statement. This makes it hard for you and your accountant to find the matching documents for these expenses. You need to manually walk through your statement and match line byline the ‘transactions’ with a document, you have or have not found yet. Pfff.

OkiOki to the rescue

OkiOki has her own unique solution for this problem. The moment you add your credit card statement to OkiOki, she will read all expense details and translate them to individual transactions.

This way you have a handy overview of all your expense transactions. A service that the banks often don’t offer yet.

But on top that, OkiOki will be able to search for all documents related to these expenses. And you and your accountant can rest assure that every transaction is matched with the corresponding document.

A handy overview

Bank accounts & cards’ section. Now you cannot only consult your regular bank accounts but also your credit card ‘account’.

In a graph your monthly expense rhythm is visualised. With underneath an overview of all your credit card statements for that card. Per credit card statement OkiOki collects for you the individual credit card transactions, the matching documents and the settlement transaction.

Handy, not?

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Frequently asked questions on credit cards and their statements

Which credit cards does OkiOki support?

Today, OkiOki can recognise the Master Card and Visa credit card statements of the Bank Card Company (BCC).

Does OkiOki support prepaid credit cards?

OkiOki also recognizes prepaid credit card statements. Instead of monthly settlement transactions you only have the transactions to top up your card. You can’t link these transactions yet to your prepaid credit card statement. You can however easily keep them out of your to-do list by using an automation rule. Or you can just ‘Complete’ them by adding a comment or tag.

How can I add my credit card statement to OkiOki?

To add your credit card statement to OkiOki, follow these steps:

  1. Go to your menu and select "Upload document" under "Documents"
  2. In your documents, choose the scan of the statement or the PDF you received from the bank.
  3. Add your document. OkiOki will now process your expense report. This may take a few minutes as she will read your document.
  4. Afterwards OkiOki will link the transactions of your expense report to the corresponding documents. If she needs your help, she will let you know via your to-do list.

Important: If you receive your statement on paper, make sure you get a good quality scan. The reading of the different lines requires that the document is perfectly straight on the scan. Also make sure that you scan all pages of your statement for the most correct result.

What if I have two credit cards linked to the same bank account?

In that case you will probably receive one statement with an overview for each card. And you will only find one settlement transaction on your bank account. We advise you to add both overviews separately to OkiOki, because then she will recognize both cards individually and she will create an overview per credit card. You can link your monthly settlement transaction to one of the overviews.

How does OkiOki handle invoices that I transfer twice?

OkiOki has built in logic to avoid duplicate invoices as much as possible.

OkiOki distinguishes two types of duplicates.

  • Physical duplicates: documents that are exactly the same binary. Of these, only the first-uploaded version is stored.
  • Logical duplicates: documents that have the same extracted data, e.g. two individual scans of the same document.  If the OCR data matches, these documents are linked in OkiOki. If you then click on them, you can see that there are two versions of the document. It is up to the user to decide whether they are duplicates (delete them) or two different invoices (disconnect them).