benepass-reimbursement skill
Submit expense reimbursements through Benepass (app.getbenepass.com). For users whose employer uses Benepass as their benefits platform. Handles login, benefit selection, form filling, receipt upload, and submission. Requires browser/computer-use capabilities.
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Install the benepass-reimbursement skill
A skill is a folder. Copy it into your agent's skills folder and the agent loads it when the task matches its description.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Razshy/Wiggle.git /tmp/Wiggle mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills cp -r /tmp/Wiggle/mnt-skills/examples/benepass-reimbursement ~/.claude/skills/benepass-reimbursement
In the Claude apps, zip the folder and upload it from the Skills settings. The folder on GitHub
The instructions your agent would load
SKILL.md as published, without the frontmatter. Read it on GitHub
Benepass Reimbursement Skill
Automate the complete Benepass reimbursement flow — from login through submission — using browser automation, Gmail integration for verification codes, and file upload for receipts.
Prerequisites
- Enable browser access (computer tool) for navigating Benepass
- Enable code execution & file creation — required for saving and uploading receipt files
- Configure Gmail MCP for fetching email verification codes
- Determine the email via Gmail MCP; if Gmail access is unavailable, ask for it
- Obtain a receipt image (screenshot, photo, or PDF)
Step 1: Extract Receipt Details
Before navigating to Benepass, extract the key details from the receipt image or message:
- Amount (e.g., $84.99)
- Merchant (e.g., Verizon, DoorDash, Lyft)
- Memo/Note — apply the provided memo, or default to a short description (e.g., "Home wifi", "Lunch", "Ride to office")
- Benefit category — select the specified category; infer from context when confident, otherwise prompt for clarification (see Step 4)
Step 2: Login to Benepass
2a. Navigate and enter email
Navigate to: https://app.getbenepass.com- Click the email input field and type the email address
- Two login options appear: "Log in with G-Suite" and "Log in with Email Code"
- Click "Log in with Email Code"
2b. Fetch verification code from Gmail
Wait for the "Enter verification code" prompt with 6 input boxes to appear.
Fetch the code via Gmail MCP:
Gmail search query: "from:benepass verification code"
maxResults: 1- Extract the 6-digit code from the email snippet (look for "Your verification code is: XXXXXX")
- Type the 6-digit code into the verification input — the page auto-submits after all 6 digits are entered
- Wait 3-5 seconds for the dashboard to load
2c. Verify login success
Verify the dashboard loads with a greeting, account balances, and insights cards to confirm login success.
Important: Handle expired verification codes as follows:
- Click "Didn't receive it? Resend" on the verification page
- Wait 5 seconds, then search Gmail again for a newer code
Step 3: Start Reimbursement
- Click the "Get reimbursed" button in the left sidebar
- Wait for the reimbursement form to load with two sections:
- Select benefit (dropdown)
- Enter details (amount, merchant, note, receipt)
Step 4: Select Benefit
- Click the "Select benefit" dropdown
- Select the specified category; infer from context when confident, otherwise prompt for clarification
- Read the available benefit options directly from the dropdown — categories vary by employer
- Check that the displayed balance for the selected benefit covers the reimbursement amount
Step 5: Fill in Details
Amount field
CRITICAL: Clear any pre-populated value from the amount field before entering the correct amount.
- Triple-click the amount field to select any existing value
- Type the correct amount (e.g., 84.99)
- Do NOT include the $ sign — enter just the number
Merchant field
- Click the merchant input field
- Type the merchant name (e.g., Verizon, DoorDash, Lyft)
Note field (Optional but recommended)
- Click the note input field
- Type the memo (e.g., Home wifi, Lunch, Ride to office)
Step 6: Upload Receipt
CRITICAL: The file input is a hidden element with id="fileInput". The visible drop zone is not clickable — use the hidden input instead. If no element with id="fileInput" is found, search for any on the page.
- Use read_page with filter: interactive to find the file input element
- Look for:
- Use the upload_file tool with the ref for that hidden input:
upload_file:
file_path: <path to the receipt file>
ref: <ref for fileInput>- After upload, verify:
- The Receipt label is no longer red (was red before upload)
- A "Files uploaded" section appears showing the filename and size
- A thumbnail preview of the receipt is visible
Step 7: Submit
- Scroll down to see the "Submit reimbursement" button
- Before clicking submit, present a summary for confirmation:
- Benefit category
- Amount
- Merchant
- Memo/note
- Receipt filename
- Remaining benefit balance after this submission
- Wait for explicit approval before proceeding
- Click "Submit reimbursement"
- Wait 3 seconds for processing
Verify submission success
After submission, the page redirects to an expense details view showing:
- State: Pending
- Payment method: Reimbursement
- Benefit: The selected benefit name
- Payout progress: Outstanding amount = the submitted amount
Report the confirmation.
Troubleshooting
Session expired
Handle session expiration by restarting from Step 2 (login) when errors occur or the page redirects to login.
Verification code not working
Handle expired verification codes: click "Didn't receive it? Resend", wait a few seconds, then re-search Gmail for a newer code. Ensure the most recent email is fetched (use maxResults: 1 with default sort).
Amount field quirk
Always triple-click the amount field to select all existing text before typing the new amount — this avoids concatenation (e.g., 32184.99).
Upload not registering
If the receipt upload does not appear to work:
- Re-read the page with read_page to find the fileInput ref
- If fileInput is not found, search for any element
- Retry uploading with upload_file using the correct ref
- Verify the "Files uploaded" section appears after upload
Benefit balance too low
If the selected benefit lacks sufficient balance, report the issue and ask whether to use a different benefit category.
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