How does my company repay expenses I paid for personally?

In the Provestor menu you have an area called Expenses. In here you can record expenses paid for using your own personal money. 

You can either repay expenses directly by transferring from your business bank account into your personal account or alternatively, if you have payroll enabled you will be able to repay your expense through your payslips. 

You will need to make sure the right account is selected when you enter the expense so the correct repayment method is applied 

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