Claims and instant payout
Submitting claims, approval tiers, and how instant payout works.
How fast is an instant claim, really?Ready at launch
Tier 1 and Tier 2 claims paid to e-Wallet are credited on approval, as long as the staff member is verified and your prefund balance is sufficient. Tier 3 claims need manager plus HR approval and go by bank transfer.
What types of claims can I submit?Ready at launch
That depends on what your company has set up. Common types include medical, travel, mileage and petrol claims.
What is the difference between Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 claims?Ready at launch
Tier 1 claims, the small ones, approve automatically. Tier 2 needs one manager approval. Tier 3 needs manager plus HR approval and is paid by bank transfer. Your company sets the ringgit thresholds.
Can I choose how a claim is paid to me?Ready at launch
Yes. When you submit, choose e-Wallet, which pays on approval and needs eKYC, or Bank Account, which Finance processes on its standard schedule.
Why does my claim say Payout Pending?Ready at launch
It usually means your company's prefund balance is temporarily low. HR is notified automatically and the payout goes through once it is topped up.
My claim was rejected. What do I do?Ready at launch
Check the rejection reason in the claim detail. Depending on the reason, you may be able to fix the issue, for example a clearer receipt, and resubmit.
Is there a limit to how much I can claim?Ready at launch
Some claim types, medical for example, may have a yearly cap set by your company. You can see your usage against the cap before you submit.
Can mileage claims be calculated automatically?On the roadmap
Automatic mileage calculation, where you enter origin, destination and distance and the amount is worked out from your company's rate per kilometre, is on the roadmap. Until then, submit mileage as a normal claim amount.
How do I set claim approval tiers and caps?Ready at launch
Go to Claims, Settings, and set the ringgit thresholds for Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3. In the same place you can set a yearly cap per claim type, for example RM1,000 for medical.