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Let’s make it clear from the outset that this story is about an expense management SaaS business called Expensify. As you’d expect, yes, this is about the expense management market and how

It’s natural to think an expense report management business would play it by the book. But one look at Expensify is enough to tell you that this is a company that never even looked for the book.

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Late-stage fintech startup Pleo, which offers expense management tools and “smart” company Mastercards, says it plans to raise a Series C round of funding this summer. It’s also launchin

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NEA has led the round for Divvy, a business expense and budgeting platform.

Lyft now makes it easier for business travelers to expense the trips they take for work – rides taken under a Business Profile within the Lyft app can now be automatically forwarded to a number of e

Expensify is taking another step toward making expense reports easier by announcing integrations with a bunch of travel-related services. So instead of forwarding travel receipts to receipts@expens

Expense management startup Expensify is hoping to win over some new customers thanks to SAP's acquisition of competitor Concur. To do that, it's making it free for Concur customers to switch to its pl

<a target="_blank" href="http://expensify.com">Expensify</a> is now supporting <a target="_blank" href="http://bitcoin.org/en/">Bitcoin</a> to give international contractors an alternative to Paypal a

The "paperless office" has been a fantasy of office managers since the advent of the personal computer. While you are probably printing less today than you did ten years ago, the U.S. Environmental Pr

It seems that <a href="http://www.crunchbase.com/company/expensify-com">Expensify</a> is not done with its mission of making "expense reports that don't suck" quite yet. Today, the San Francisco-based

Expense reports are a pain in the ass, which is why David Barrett founded <a href="https://www.expensify.com/">Expensify</a> in May 2008. Since then, the startup has raised nearly $7 million in fundin

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