Do My ER receipts in · finished packet out

The expense report that fills itself out.

Drop your travel receipts. Do My ER reads each one, computes your mileage over real roads, pulls the official GSA per diem for your city, and hands you the finished packet — the filled spreadsheet plus one PDF with every receipt attached.

No accounts. Your files are deleted from the server the moment you download your packet.
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Who is this report for?

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Receipts

PDF or photo — flights, hotel folios, rideshare, rental, parking
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Mileage

real driving miles × IRS rate ($0.725/mi)

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The day ledger

receipts land here automatically — adjust anything

DateCity/StateLodging (room)M&IE rate Day %MiscMilesTolls TaxiRentalAirfareDay total
Report total$0.00

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Prepaid by the company

anything already paid for you gets subtracted
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Build the packet

Total expenses$0.00
Prepaid / advance$0.00
Due to you$0.00

How it works

Every receipt you drop is read by OCR — vendor, date, full total, and any credits applied (a card benefit on a rideshare, for example) are listed separately so the reimbursable net is right and the math stays visible. Hotel folios split room rate from taxes because federal-style reports list them separately. Flight receipts contribute their departure and arrival times to the travel log. Mileage is computed over real roads, one-way by default. Per diem comes from the official GSA table with the 75% first-and-last-day rule applied. The finished spreadsheet keeps its formulas so you can adjust it later.

Questions, answered straight

What happens to my receipts after I download the report?

They are deleted. Your working session is erased from the server the moment you download the finished zip, and any session left behind is wiped within 24 hours. There are no accounts and no database of your expenses.

How does the mileage calculation work?

Type an origin and destination and Do My ER computes actual driving miles over real roads, then multiplies by the IRS standard mileage rate. One-way is the default because many federal-style reports reimburse one leg; a round-trip toggle doubles it.

Where does the per diem number come from?

From the U.S. GSA per-diem API for your city, state, and travel year — the same official table auditors check. First and last travel days automatically apply the 75% rule.

Can it read credits applied to a receipt, like a card benefit on an Uber ride?

Yes. The receipt reader reports the full total and lists any applied credits separately, then shows the reimbursable net so a card benefit is subtracted before the amount enters your report — with the math visible for your reviewer.

What do I actually download at the end?

One zip containing three things: the filled expense-report spreadsheet with its formulas intact for later edits, a single collapsed PDF packet with the report summary followed by every receipt, and your original receipt files.