Photograph the receipt, get back to your day.
Filing expenses is most people's least favourite half hour of the month. Here all you do is take a photo; amount, merchant and category are read for you, and the expense moves on your behalf.
- Costco$2,816.7509/14/2026F-24815
- Shell$1,905.2009/13/2026F-24816
- Delta Air Lines$14,230.0009/12/2026F-24817
- DoorDash$487.9009/13/2026F-24818
- Marriott$7,640.0009/12/2026F-24819
- AWS$1,240.0009/11/2026F-24820
- Slack$318.4009/11/2026F-24821
- Uber$215.4009/10/2026F-24822
Three things that wear you out.
Collecting paper
No receipts to carry in your wallet. The record exists the moment the photo is taken.
Filling in forms
You do not type the fields; you confirm what was read.
Remembering at month end
No trying to recall a purchase from three weeks ago — the record is created as you spend.
The three things you actually see.
One photo
Photo, email forwarding or bulk upload — whichever is easiest for you.
Go to the product pageApprovals do not wait on you
The expense routes to the right person; you never message anyone asking for a sign-off.
Go to the product pageYou know the rule up front
Spend above a limit asks for a reason then and there, not at month end.
Go to the product pageYour expense, in view at every step.
What we collect is company spend records: what you bought, how much, against which document. You can see which step your expense is at any time; if something falls outside policy, you write your reason and a person makes the call.
You start in three steps.
- 01
Invite the team
Email invites, roles and cost centres. No cards to reissue, no bank account to open.
- 02
Connect your statement
Card and bank statements come in; on the invoice side you connect the source you already use.
- 03
Write the rule
Limits and the approval chain are defined once. Everything after that runs itself.
You can send the photo by email instead. The app makes it easier but is not required.
Close this month a week early.
Connect your accounting system and see your first match today.