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Expand Up @@ -61,18 +61,36 @@ You can issue virtual or physical cards to employees:
- **Fixed limit**: Spend until the limit is reached
- **Single-use (virtual only)**: Expires after one transaction
6. Enter the spending limit
7. (Optional for virtual cards) Toggle **Set expiration date** to define:
- **Start date**
- **End date**
- **When enabled:** Both dates are required. The card activates at 12:00 AM local time on the Start date and expires at 11:59 PM local time on the End date.
- **When disabled:** The card does not expire automatically.
7. On the **Set card rules** step, apply a spend rule and set an expiration date:
- To restrict where and how the card can be used, toggle **Add spend rule** on, then choose:
- **Copy existing**: Reuse an existing spend rule. Click **Choose a rule** and select one from the list.
- **Create new**: Build a new rule. Set the restriction type to **Allow** or **Block**, then add any combination of **Merchant**, **Spend category**, and **Max amount**.
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P2 Badge Do not document hidden card-rule controls as live

For production users, this spend-rule control is not shown even when workspace Rules is enabled; I checked SetSpendRulesStep and the UI is gated by !isProduction && isPolicyFeatureEnabled(...). Publishing these steps in the help article will send admins looking for an Add spend rule toggle they cannot access until the feature ships, so this section should be gated/removed from the live docs or explicitly held until production rollout.

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Readability / structure: This triple-nested bullet packs three distinct actions into one line (set restriction type, choose Allow/Block, add Merchant/Spend category/Max amount). Per Section 5 of HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md, step instructions must be clear and action-oriented. Consider breaking this into separate sub-bullets:

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- **Create new**: Build a new rule. Set the restriction type to **Allow** or **Block**, then add any combination of **Merchant**, **Spend category**, and **Max amount**.
- **Create new**: Build a new rule.
1. Set the restriction type to **Allow** or **Block**.
2. Add any combination of **Merchant**, **Spend category**, and **Max amount**.

- (Virtual cards only) Toggle **Add expiration date** to define:
- **Start date**
- **End date**
- **When enabled:** Both dates are required. The card activates at 12:00 AM local time on the Start date and expires at 11:59 PM local time on the End date.
- **When disabled:** The card does not expire automatically.
8. Name the card for easier tracking
9. Click **Issue card** to confirm
9. On the confirmation screen, review the details — including the **Restrictions** summary if you applied a spend rule — then click **Issue card** to confirm

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Readability / structure: This step combines a review action and a confirm action into one long sentence with an em-dash parenthetical, which hurts scannability. Per Section 5 of HELP_AUTHORING_GUIDELINES.md, steps must be clear and action-oriented. Consider splitting into two steps:

9. On the confirmation screen, review the details. If you applied a spend rule, verify the **Restrictions** summary.
10. Click **Issue card** to confirm.


The **Add spend rule** option appears only when **Rules** is enabled for the workspace.

![Choose a Smart limit type]({{site.url}}/assets/images/ExpensifyHelp-ExpensifyCard_03.png){:width="100%"}

![Click issue card to confirm and issue the card]({{site.url}}/assets/images/ExpensifyHelp-ExpensifyCard_04.png){:width="100%"}

<!-- SCREENSHOT:
Suggestion: The Set card rules step with Add spend rule toggled on, showing the Copy existing / Create new tabs and the Merchant, Spend category, and Max amount fields.
Location: After the Step 3 issue card numbered list.
Purpose: Shows admins where to apply a spend rule while issuing a card.
-->

<!-- SCREENSHOT:
Suggestion: The issue card confirmation screen showing the Restrictions row that summarizes the applied spend rule.
Location: After the Step 3 issue card numbered list.
Purpose: Shows admins how applied restrictions appear before clicking Issue card.
-->

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# Monitor and Manage Cards
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- **Yes**: Employees can have unlimited **virtual cards** (e.g. for trips or subscriptions).
- **Yes**: Employees can be issued multiple physical cards with different limit types.

## Can I restrict where an Expensify Card can be used when I issue it?

Yes. When **Rules** is enabled for the workspace, the **Set card rules** step lets you toggle **Add spend rule** on and either **Copy existing** to reuse an existing spend rule or **Create new** to build one. A spend rule can **Allow** or **Block** spend based on **Merchant**, **Spend category**, and **Max amount**. Any restrictions you apply appear under **Restrictions** on the confirmation screen before you click **Issue card**.

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Readability / structure: This FAQ answer is a single dense sentence that covers multiple concepts (enabling Rules, toggling Add spend rule, Copy existing vs. Create new, Allow/Block, three field types, and the confirmation screen). For scannability, consider restructuring as a short intro sentence followed by a bullet list summarizing the key options, similar to how the procedural steps above break this down.


## How is the Expensify Card limit determined?

The limit is the maximum combined spending limit for all Expensify Cards in your domain. It’s calculated using:
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