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AI and an expense policy FAQ
Use AI to turn a long expense policy into a searchable FAQ so employees stop pinging finance with the same questions.
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- 1The premise
- 2expense policy
- 3FAQ
- 4exception
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Section 1
The premise
Expense policies are dense. An FAQ written from real questions cuts ticket volume and makes finance look responsive.
What AI does well here
- Extract the 20 most common employee questions a policy implies.
- Write answers in plain language with the policy section cited.
- Flag scenarios the policy doesn't cover.
What AI cannot do
- Decide what counts as an allowed exception.
- Replace the controller on edge cases.
- Know what your company actually enforces vs. writes down.
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