Expense Management stories
Eligible workers on Remote's Employer of Record service can now pay for business expenses without using personal cards, easing reimbursement delays.
Travellers can now turn scattered booking emails, photos and PDFs into a single itinerary, after the app appeared on the New Zealand App Store.
The bank wants a single system to cut admin, tighten spending oversight and improve compliance across its international travel programme.
Customers will keep existing brands and contracts as the merged group adds broader automation across finance teams in the UK, APAC and North America.
Late-arriving receipts, approvals and invoices force finance teams into repeated month-end firefights, wasting time that should be spent on judgement.
Finance teams can now flag repeated expense anomalies across whole populations of claims, rather than relying on samples or one-by-one checks.
Enterprises could trim underused software spend as Mastek replaces legacy tools with AI-native services tied to business outcomes.
The charity has cut three to four hours of daily manual invoice keying and improved month-end accuracy by linking approvals directly to Pronto Xi.
Britain-based companies are redirecting office budgets into meals and gifts as in-person working priorities reshape spending patterns, Spendesk says.
Australian firms are more willing than European peers to pay extra for lower-emission travel as new climate reporting rules raise scrutiny of business journeys.
Finance teams at multinational employers can now set spending limits before a purchase, cutting reimbursement delays for eligible Remote staff.
Fewer expense errors are cutting admin for finance teams, with immediate approvals jumping to 26.8% as rejection rates slipped to 2.26%.
Canadian firms risk slower reimbursements and weaker oversight unless they tighten expense rules around food delivery, lounge access and tips.
The funding will help the New York-based fintech add customers and automate expenses, bill pay and accounts payable for field service firms.
Existing customers can set up the service in under 15 minutes, as Mercury folds wage payments, tax filing and benefits into one platform.
The fintech's governance is being strengthened as it scales, with annual recurring revenue up 184% and more than 2,500 firms on its platform.
The new cash injection lifts Ramp's valuation to USD $60 billion as it broadens its finance tools and AI offerings for businesses.
Most owners are now juggling six or more platforms, turning basic bookkeeping into manual reconciling as adoption of digital tools accelerates.
The tie-up will put more of the 49ers' spending and travel payments on Ramp's platform while boosting the fintech's Bay Area visibility.
Businesses can now use eligible virtual cards for tap-to-pay at shops, hotels and vendor sites, without issuing a physical card or extra app.