Expense Check
When person A adds expense & splits with person B, then B should be able to mark it checked when satisfied/verified the expense. so that B reviews only other expense next time. The check mark should be unchecked if there is change or update in the checked expense. This is helps a lot when tracking expense in group that are added over a period of time.
Nikhil
shared this idea
Hi there,
I apologize, but I’m going to decline your request. I can understand why some people would want explicit confirmations, but this is a very core decision we made long ago and confirmations are too clunky for Splitwise.
Recent Activity is our answer to seeing what has changed. If you have an ideas/issues with the way Recent Activity works, please post it as a suggestion or email support with questions.
Best,
Jon
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Anshul
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Suppose one of my friends adds some expense shared between the two of us. Splitwise, by default, accepts it. However it should ask the other person wether that transaction actually happened and is not a mistake.
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Nikhil
commented
Hi Jon,
I explained the feature in a wrong way, which led you in wrong interpretation of my idea. When person A adds expense & splits with person B. The expense is added as it gets added now.This does not add any authorized expense or something so no clunky thing. The new feature should allow person B to mark it checked (This checked / unchecked is visible only to person B). This just adds a button(tick mark) to the expense listed so that person B can keep it for his/her reference.
For example,
Rahul adds an expense to vijay. The expense is added as it is now. [Vijay sees the expense] Vijay just checks the expense so that there is no mistake in adding expense by Rahul. Rahul doesn't get any acknowledgement whether vijay has checked or unchecked because this is PERSONAL feature for vijay. Rahul's interface will be same as it is now.
Best Regards,
Nikhil