Complete manual fallback
Capture and review the supported expense without AI.
Manual expense capture remains complete. When configured, assisted processing can prepare supported bill fields or possible duplicate signals for an authorised person to check.

Assistance can reduce supported preparation work, but provider availability and source quality vary. The reviewer still needs the original document and a complete manual path.
Each step keeps the record, its context and the next responsibility visible.
The manual expense path remains available at every time.
An optional provider may prepare supported fields or signals.
An authorised person reviews, corrects or discards the suggestion.
The verified record uses the canonical expense and approval workflow.
Focused capabilities for the complete workflow, described within their supported operating boundaries.
Capture and review the supported expense without AI.
Prepare supported bill fields only when a provider is configured.
Present a comparison signal rather than an automatic rejection.
Keep correction and acceptance with an authorised person.

No unapproved AI screenshot is used. Current evidence shows the manual Finance Inbox and the human decision centre that remain authoritative.
The feature supports the handoff without blurring who records, reviews or receives the information.
Choose manual entry or review supported prepared fields.
Keep provider use optional and the approval responsibility explicit.
Capture the supported source without deciding the finance outcome.
Actual results depend on the submitted source and configured provider. NIYAM does not promise universal document support, guaranteed accuracy or autonomous decisions.
Straight answers about scope, review and responsibility.
No. Manual capture, verification, submission and approval remain complete.
No. It is a review signal for an authorised person to compare against the source.
No current populated AI extraction capture is approved. The page shows current proof of the complete manual fallback and decision path instead of using archival evidence.