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Unusual Cash Expenses

Written by Michelle Henley

Updated at October 24th, 2024

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            Default Scoring Criteria Unique Configuration  Exclusions 

            Use Case:

            Monitoring high-value cash transactions is crucial for identifying spending that may be unusual or non-compliant, particularly when cash payments are discouraged, such as for travel expenses or events involving attendees. For instance, if an employee submits a $900 cash reimbursement for airfare, bypassing the company’s policy requiring credit card use for large travel expenses, it could indicate a policy violation.

            The Unusual Cash Expenses risk analytic specifically targets large cash-based transactions within these high-risk categories. Unlike the Cash Value analytic, which flags any transaction exceeding a set threshold, this analytic focuses on expenses in specific categories—such as lodging, airfare, or attendee-related costs—where cash usage may be unusual or violate policy. By concentrating on these targeted areas, this analytic enables organizations to detect and investigate irregular cash spending patterns more effectively, ensuring compliance and minimizing the risk of fund misuse.

             
            Description Identifies high-value, cash-based transactions that are atypical, focused on the following expense types: lodging, airfare, or transactions with attendees
            Domain(s) Employee
            Analysis Type Flag
            Focus Area Cash
            Score Methodology The transaction value (i.e., cost of the meal)

            Default Scoring Criteria

            Importance: 3 (default)
            Enabled: True (default)

            Risk Result Default Value Notation
            Weak $200 Value (USD)
            Moderate $400
            Strong $600
            Auto Not Set

            Unique Configuration 

            Configured to detect the following types of cash expenses: 

            • Those with attendees (excludes the employee themselves)
            • Airfare (per “transport_air” mapped category)
            • Lodging (per “lodging” mapped category)
               

            Exclusions 

            None

            atypical expenditures peculiar costs

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