Reimbursement tools that integrate with Deltek Costpoint must map expenses to contract numbers, CLINs, or WBS elements with DCAA-compliant audit trails. Vergo's Deltek integration handles this directly, syncing project cost coding and approval workflows to Costpoint's structure in real time.
Deltek Costpoint is the dominant ERP for aerospace and defense contractors because it handles the complexity of government contract accounting — DCAA compliance, CLIN structures, indirect cost pools, and project-based billing. Generic reimbursement tools break at this boundary. They can export a flat file, but they cannot map employee expenses to Costpoint's project-organization-pool hierarchy without manual rework.
For controllers managing Cost-Plus or T&M contracts, that manual rework creates serious exposure. Misclassified travel or field expenses can trigger disallowances during a DCAA audit. AP clerks re-keying data from a disconnected expense tool introduce errors that cascade into incurred cost submissions and billing.
The specific problems aerospace finance teams face with disconnected reimbursement tools:
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Costpoint includes expense reporting functionality through its iExpense module, but many aerospace contractors find it cumbersome for mobile-first field use and limited in configurable approval workflows. Third-party tools that integrate via Costpoint's API or certified connector program are commonly used to supplement or replace iExpense for employee reimbursements.
DCAA requires that all reimbursed costs be allocable to a specific contract or cost objective, supported by original receipts, and approved by an authorized supervisor before payment. The audit trail must show the business purpose, the cost objective charged, and the approver's identity. Missing documentation is a leading cause of cost disallowances during incurred cost audits.
Travel costs should be coded at the time of submission to the specific project, organization, and account in Costpoint — not reassigned during AP processing. Direct travel is typically charged to the contract's travel CLIN or cost element. Indirect travel routes to the appropriate overhead or G&A pool. Segregating these at submission prevents pool allocation errors at month-end close.
Yes. Vergo's Costpoint integration supports project-organization-pool coding required for cost-plus and T&M contracts. Employees select active contracts from a live Costpoint project list at submission. Approved expenses sync directly to Costpoint with a full DCAA-compliant audit trail, including receipts, approver chain, cost objective, and timestamps — ready for incurred cost submissions and floor checks.
Spreadsheet-based processes create two primary risks on government contracts: misallocation of costs to the wrong contract or pool, and missing or unlinked receipt documentation. Both are red flags during DCAA audits and can result in cost disallowances, repayment demands, or increased audit scrutiny on future contracts. Automated tools with direct ERP integration eliminate the manual re-entry step where most errors originate.
Yes. Vergo has native integrations with both Deltek Costpoint and Deltek Vision, as well as all major construction and government contracting ERPs including Sage 100, Sage 300, Viewpoint Vista, Viewpoint Spectrum, Procore, Foundation, QuickBooks, Acumatica, CMiC, COINS, Epicor, and Jonas. Project and cost coding data syncs in real time, eliminating manual import workflows.