Expensify Report Review Agent with Codex
The catch that pays for this is dull: the same amount, on the same day, twice on one report, one paid by card and one marked cash. Codex is good with ids, dates and amounts, which is what duplicate detection reduces to once somebody actually looks. The interesting failures here are arithmetic rather than judgement.
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Berlin Sales Trip, 4 to 7 May
Eleven line items totalling 1,842.60 EUR. Flights Warsaw to Berlin at 312.40 EUR, hotel for four nights at 688.00 EUR, seven meals between 14.20 and 61.90 EUR, and airport taxis at 74.00 EUR. Every item has a receipt attached and each dinner sits under the 75.00 EUR limit.
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Connect Expensify
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Expense policy
The spending rules a report has to satisfy - per item and per category limits, what always needs a receipt attached, categories you never reimburse, how far back a submission can be dated, and what makes a report worth a proper read rather than a rubber stamp.
Runs on Codex
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Watch it handle a test run
A staged conversation against a simulated world — then it’s live.
Why Codex for this agent
Two lines, one hotel night
Duplicates hide in reports that are otherwise ordinary, and nobody clicking through forty of them on a Friday finds one. A structured pass over the line items does.
Dates checked against the trip
A conference that ended in March and a submission dated July is a policy question, and it surfaces only if the dates on each line are read rather than skimmed.
Before you fork
How does it spot the same expense claimed twice?
By comparing amounts, dates and merchants across the line items of that one report. It cannot see across reports or across months, so a duplicate split between two submissions is outside what it catches. Knowing that limit matters before you treat a clean verdict as an audit.
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Put Expensify Report Review Agent to work on Codex
Free to start. Guided setup, a test run against staged conversations, and it's live.