By Shyam Sunder Sahani on November 25, 2025
Beginner


ERP  Documentation ::

Employee Advance ::



Sometimes employees go outside for company work and the company pays some amount for their expenses in advance. This is when the employee can create an Employee Advance form where details such as the Purpose of Expense and Expense Amount can be recorded.


Click here to download Employee Advance.


1 Section: Details


Employee: Link, Select your employee-id


Employee Name: auto fetch from employee-id


Employee Father's Name: auto fetch from employee-id


Segment: Link, auto fetch from employee-id


Posting Date: Date, default current date


Company: Link, auto fetch from employee-id


Department: Link, auto fetch from employee-id




2 Section: Purpose & Amount




Purpose:


Advance Amount: Currency,





3 Section: Accounting

this tab mainly handle by Account Team





4 Section: More info



Status: Read-only, it has below mentioned options, default it is “Draft”, All status is auto update through ERP

Draft

Paid

Unpaid

Claimed

Returned

Partly Claimed and Returned

Cancelled

Draft: A draft is saved but yet to be submitted.

Paid: Advance has been Paid to the employee and a Payment Entry has been submitted.

Unpaid: Advance is not paid out to the employee yet. A Payment Entry is not created against the advance.

Claimed: After the advance is paid, the employee has claimed the entire Paid Amount via Expense Claim.

Returned: After the advance is paid, the employee has returned the entire Paid Amount and a return entry is submitted via Payment Entry/Journal Entry.

Partly Claimed and Returned: After the advance is paid, the employee has partially claimed the Paid Amount via Expense Claim and returned the remaining amount via a submitted Payment Entry/Journal Entry.

Cancelled: The Advance is cancelled due to any reason.





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