Figuring out what is and what is not considered a travel expense should be easy, right? Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Try telling this to the employee standing in the airport newsstand debating whether the bag of snacks in their hand...
Spreadsheets and other manual solutions are the cornerstones of many financial processes. I’m sure you have a few in your business, as they appear to provide documented evidence for every penny of spend. But they really mean a lot of...
The pace of business is not just moving quickly, it’s moving at lightning speed. When competing against the giants of the industry, small businesses often feel the need to work twice as hard just to keep up. But where SMBs lack in size, they make...
For small business owners who've determined it's time to make the switch from spreadsheets to an expense management solution, the process can seem daunting. What are the considerations to make to ensure your new solution meets the needs of your...
The benefits of moving your expense and travel management to the cloud are well-documented: You get simple-to-use tools that give you greater efficiency, better visibility, and better control of your costs. It’s hardly surprising that for many...
Are employee expenses causing confusion (and chaos) in your small business? Is your finance team or bookkeeper spending way too much time reviewing and reconciling expense reports? If you answered yes to either of these questions, then it is more...
“The riskiest thing we can do is just maintain the status quo.” – Bob Iger, Chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company Companies of all sizes, from microbusiness to global corporations, must continuously look for innovative ways to grow, meet...
Digital tools have transformed the way companies capture employee travel and business expenses. Employees are booking travel and making business purchases on mobile devices and in many different locations, meaning the cloud is quickly becoming the...
Small and midsize businesses have a lot of advantages over much larger companies. For example, small businesses are able to be nimble and make quick decisions and strategic pivots. They are often able to be more innovative and seize new...