Delete receipt image in mobile app

[JME]

Hi,

How do I delete an image in the mobile app? I attached the incorrect receipt image and want to detach this.

I tried to add the correct receipt and the pop up asked me to select 'apend' or 'replace' but actually only offered me 'apend' as an option.

Thanks

[KevinD]

@JME Can you provide me your full name and company name in a private message so we can take a look. I'm seeing the same thing in my mobile app, but you should be able to detach. 

There are a few caveats:

• Normal entries that have been created within an expense report: Detach, Replace and Append
• ExpenseIt entries inside or outside an expense report: No detach, No replace and No append
• Quick Expenses already added to an expense report: No detach, No replace and No append
• Quick Expenses in Expenses tab: Detach and Replace

[ceciliaschaedle]

Hi @JME,

Can you provide details about the entry that you don't see the Detach option, such as amount and transaction date, so we can investigate it further?

Thank you,
Cecilia
SAP Concur Support

[IndianaBlues]

Hi, apologies for resurrecting an old thread but I'm having the same issue. Accidentally selected the wrong receipt from my phone gallery and the only option I have in the Android app is to Append rather than Delete or Replace. Any assistance or pointers would be gratefully received. 

[Anonymous User]

Hi, you cannot remove the image once you have added it to an expense claim.

Delete the "Expense" from the claim. It will then show in "Expenses". Swipe to the left and "Delete" the expense. The image will be left. Swipe the image again to the left and "Delete". Voila...

Hope this helps

[ConcurFan]

Just changed my User Name, therefore repeating the previous post...

Hi, you cannot remove the image once you have added it to an expense claim.

Delete the "Expense" from the claim. It will then show in "Expenses". Swipe to the left and "Delete" the expense. The image will be left. Swipe the image again to the left and "Delete". Voila...

Hope this helps