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Managing credit cards (administrators)

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Managing credit cards (administrators)

Administrators manage the card register from Finance ▸ Credit Card Custody. From here you register cards, keep them up to date, and see who is holding what — with the full history of every card. This page needs the Credit Card Custody - Admin permission (see Card access and roles).

The card list

Each row shows the card (name + code), the current holder (with a quick message icon), the location, and its status (In / Out). Use the search box or column filters to find a card.

Register a card

  • Click Register card. The Card dialog opens.

  • Enter the Card name (e.g. Company Visa) — this is what everyone sees.

  • Pick the Xero bank account from the dropdown (required). The card's code comes straight from Xero so it always matches your accounts. If the account isn't listed yet, click the ↻ Refresh button to pull the latest chart of accounts from Xero.

  • Add the Last 4 digits and, optionally, a Home location (used as the fallback when a card is dropped without a scan).

  • Save. The card is Active — now grant people access so they can take it.

Picking the Xero account matters. Choosing it from the list (rather than typing a code) keeps the card's code exactly aligned with Xero — and it's the same code used for petty-expense spending on that card.

Custody history

Click the history icon on any card to see its full ledger — every pick, drop and hand-off, with who, when, where, and whether the drop location was scanned or unverified. This is the record you use to settle any "where's the card?" question.

Edit or retire a card

  • Edit opens the same Card dialog: Card name, Xero bank account, Last 4 digits, Active and Home location. A card has no owner field — who holds it is custody, not configuration.

  • To take a card out of use, untick Active rather than deleting it — the card drops off the pickers but its history is preserved.

Each card also has its own chat channel (the message icon by its name): every custody event is posted there, so you can follow a card's activity or discuss it in context.

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