From first purchase to final reimbursement—every step in one workflow.
Wrap Report holds the whole job: projects, expenses, receipts, returns, refunds, financial tracking, approvals and the wrap report itself. No camera roll, no spreadsheet, no chasing paper the week after wrap.
- Create Project
- Capture Expenses
- Track Returns
- Build Wrap Report
- Get Reimbursed
Every project follows the same path.
Thirteen steps, always in the same order — so the work is predictable whether it is a one-day editorial or a full season of television.
- Step 1
Create your project
Every job starts as a project. It becomes the home for each receipt, return, refund and report that follows, so nothing lives in a camera roll or a spreadsheet again.
Tip — Give every project a clear client name and date range for easier organization.
mywrapreport.com/projects/newLiveNew project
Start a wardrobe project in under a minute
Project name
Studio Editorial — February
Client
Condé Nast
Production
Editorial shoot
Start date
Feb 3, 2026
Wrap date
Feb 21, 2026
Creating the project opens its workspace for receipts, returns and reports.Illustrative demo data - Step 2
Configure project details
Add the client, production, budget, advance received, team members, notes and project dates. This information carries through every screen and lands in the final wrap report automatically.
What happens automatically — Budget and advance figures feed the financial dashboard and reimbursement math without a second entry.
Tip — Record the advance up front so out-of-pocket totals stay accurate from day one.
mywrapreport.com/projects/studio-editorialLiveProject details
The foundation for every number in the wrap report
Budget
$20,000
Advance received
$10,000
Client
Condé Nast
Team
3 members
Dates
Feb 3 – Feb 21
Notes
Fittings at studio B
Illustrative demo data - Step 3
Upload receipts
Capture purchases the way the day allows — drag and drop from a laptop, photograph a paper receipt on set, attach several receipts to one expense, or bulk upload a full shopping run on Pro.
Tip — Upload receipts immediately after each purchase to avoid missing documentation.
mywrapreport.com/receipts/newLiveUpload receipts
Capture purchases as they happen
Drag and drop receipts, or use your phone cameranet-a-porter-0214.pdfUploaded · 2.1 MBReadyIMG_4821.heicCamera upload · processingOCRIllustrative demo data - Step 4
OCR extracts the details
Wrap Report reads each receipt and pulls the merchant, date, totals and line items into a review screen, so you are confirming information instead of typing it.
What happens automatically — Extraction runs in the background the moment a file finishes uploading — merchant, date, amount and line items arrive pre-filled.
Tip — Photograph the whole receipt, flat and in good light, for the cleanest extraction.
mywrapreport.com/receipts/reviewLiveReceipt OCR review
Snap a photo, confirm the details
Receipt photoVendor
Net-a-Porter
Date
Feb 14, 2026
Total
$2,410.00
Category
Wardrobe
Illustrative demo data - Step 5
Review and confirm expenses
Check the extracted values, attach the vendor, correct anything that needs it and save. Missing receipts and incomplete details are surfaced immediately rather than at wrap.
Tip — Clear flagged expenses weekly — it keeps the final report a five-minute job.
mywrapreport.com/expenses/8241LiveReview expense
Confirm before it hits your financials
Vendor
Net-a-Porter
Amount
$2,410.00
Date
Feb 14, 2026
Expense type
Purchase
1 expense is missing a receipt — flagged until it is attached.Illustrative demo data - Step 6
Categorize expenses
Organize purchases into categories and expense types that match how you actually report. Categories and vendors are shared across the workspace, so the next project starts pre-configured.
Tip — Create categories inline while reviewing — they are saved for every future project.
mywrapreport.com/settings/categoriesLiveCategories
Workspace-wide, reusable across projects
Wardrobe$18,240Alterations$1,980Shipping$640Kit supplies$412Create a category inline while reviewing — it is saved for next time.Illustrative demo data - Step 7
Track returns
Every purchased item moves through its own return lifecycle — kept, return pending, in transit or returned — with deadlines in one queue so nothing slips past a window.
Tip — Set the return status at purchase time; the queue then tells you what is due.
mywrapreport.com/awaiting-returnsLiveReturns & refunds
Every deadline in one queue
Net-a-PorterReturn pendingDue tomorrowBergdorf GoodmanIn transitShipped TueThe RealRealRefunded $920ReconciledIllustrative demo data - Step 8
Record refunds
Log full or partial refunds against the item that was returned. Outstanding refunds stay visible until the money lands, and project financials update the moment one is recorded.
What happens automatically — Each refund is reconciled against its expense and deducted from total spend across the dashboard and the wrap report.
Tip — Record partial refunds exactly as the vendor issued them — restocking fees included.
mywrapreport.com/projects/studio-editorial/refundsLiveRefund tracking
Reconciled against returned items
Refunded
$3,120
Outstanding
$1,090
The RealRealFull refund · $920SettledBergdorf GoodmanPartial refund · $410 of $780PartialNet-a-PorterAwaiting refund · $1,090OpenIllustrative demo data - Step 9
Monitor financial progress
The project dashboard shows budget, advances, purchases, refunds, remaining balance, out-of-pocket spend and the total the production owes you — all in one view.
What happens automatically — Every new expense, return or refund recalculates the dashboard instantly — there is no month-end spreadsheet to rebuild.
Tip — Check the remaining balance before large purchases to avoid budget surprises.
mywrapreport.com/projects/studio-editorial/financialsLiveFinancials
Advances, budget and reimbursement
Budget
$20,000
Advance received
$10,000
Out of pocket
$2,480
Reimbursed
$2,480
Reimbursement confirmed — project ready to archive.Illustrative demo data - Step 10
Collaborate with your team
Assistants, accountants and administrators work in the same workspace with role-based permissions, notifications and a full activity history of who changed what.
Tip — Give assistants receipt access and keep financial approval with the lead stylist.
mywrapreport.com/settings/teamLiveTeam & activity
One shared workspace, role-based access
Maya R.Owner · full accessOwnerJules P.Assistant · receipts & returnsMemberDana K.Accountant · financials & reportsFinanceJules uploaded 4 receipts · Dana approved the wrap report — 12 min agoIllustrative demo data - Step 11
Generate the wrap report
Wrap Report assembles project details, expenses, returns, refunds and financial summaries into a professional report — with an approval workflow and version history behind it.
What happens automatically — The report is built from live project data, so it is complete the first time you open it.
Tip — Move the report to Approved once finance signs off; the version is preserved.
mywrapreport.com/wrap-reportsLiveWrap report builder
Assembled from live project data
Project summaryAuto-filledExpenses by category34 expensesReturns & refunds18 trackedFinancial summaryReconciledDraft → Approved · version 3Illustrative demo data - Step 12
Export and deliver
Export a polished PDF or share the report digitally with the client and production. Exported versions keep the branding and figures exactly as they were on the day they were approved.
Tip — Export after approval so the delivered file matches the signed-off version.
mywrapreport.com/wrap-reports/exportLiveExport & deliver
Client-ready PDF with your branding
Wrap Report
Studio Editorial — February
Format
PDF · Letter
Branding
Workspace snapshot
Shared with
Production + client
Illustrative demo data - Step 13
Complete reimbursement and archive
Confirm the reimbursement, close the lifecycle and archive the project. Every document, receipt and financial record stays securely stored and searchable for future reference.
What happens automatically — Archiving locks the project against edits while preserving a complete, searchable audit history.
Tip — Archive only after reimbursement is confirmed — the lifecycle checks this for you.
mywrapreport.com/projects/studio-editorialLiveReimbursement & archive
Closing the project lifecycle
Out of pocket
$2,480
Reimbursed
$2,480
Reimbursement confirmedFeb 26, 2026 · $2,480PaidProject archivedReceipts and records preservedArchivedIllustrative demo data
The whole lifecycle at a glance.
From the moment a project is created to the day it is archived with a full audit trail.
- 01Create Project
- 02Configure Details
- 03Upload Receipts
- 04OCR Review
- 05Review Expenses
- 06Categorize
- 07Track Returns
- 08Record Refunds
- 09Monitor Financials
- 10Collaborate
- 11Generate Wrap Report
- 12Export PDF
- 13Receive Reimbursement
- 14Archive Project
What this workflow gives you back.
Every receipt stays organized
Captured, extracted and attached to the right expense the moment it is bought.
Returns never fall through
Each item carries its own return status and deadline until it is closed out.
Refunds reconcile themselves
Full and partial refunds settle against the original purchase automatically.
Financials update in real time
Budget, advances, spend and out-of-pocket totals recalculate as you work.
One shared workspace
Assistants, accountants and admins collaborate with role-based permissions.
Wrap reports in minutes
The report is assembled from live project data instead of rebuilt by hand.
A searchable audit trail
Archived projects keep every document, figure and change on record.
Questions about the workflow.
Ready for a cleaner wrap on your next project?
Run one project end to end and see the difference — capture receipts, close every return, reconcile refunds and deliver a wrap report your production will actually enjoy reading.