Tables
Tables are final expense records.
In this guide
- 1Create a TableIn the recommended workflow, create the target Tables manually before importing bank statements. The Save to Tables dialog can still create Tables when needed, but pre-created category Tables make review and re-upload clearer.
- 2Table DetailsTable details can include:
- 3Entry ColumnsCommon entry fields include:
- 4Edit EntriesMany table cells are editable inline. Click a field, edit it, and save by leaving the field or confirming the change.
- 5Bulk EditUse Bulk Edit Field when many entries need the same change, such as setting purchaser or grant.
- 6Color-Code EntriesUse color flags to track review state, issues, or internal workflow categories. Colors are a user workflow tool and do not replace VAT, grant, or evidence checks.
- 7Filter EntriesUseful filters include:
- 8DuplicatesTables can scan for duplicates. Duplicate entries appear in a separate duplicate section and are excluded from normal summaries and exports.
- 9Add Evidence to an EntryIf an entry is missing invoice evidence, use the Add Document action. GrantKeeper may suggest likely documents. Check the preview before linking.
- 10Conversion EvidenceNon-GBP entries should have conversion evidence. If evidence is missing, use the generate action on the entry or bulk evidence generation where available.
- 11Generate DescriptionsUse Generate Descriptions to rewrite descriptions for table entries. This is useful when imported bank descriptions are too vague. Review generated descriptions before export.
- 12Review DescriptionsUse Review Descriptions on a Table when you want GrantKeeper to scan entry descriptions before export.
- 13Re-upload a TableUse table re-upload when an existing Table should be updated from a newer bank export for the same period. This is the main way to pull in receipts after a purchaser has added them to Monzo or Revolut.
- 14Export a TableUse Export on the Table page to download a table report and evidence files. Duplicate entries are not treated as normal export entries.