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Try out Expensify - it's a post-2000 expense web and mobile app (already way above your expectations right?) Seriously though, Expensify is an expense reportin
by joanatello 12y ago
Try out Expensify - it's a post-2000 expense web and mobile app (already way above your expectations right?)
Seriously though, Expensify is an expense reporting solution that simplifies the process for all users invoved - employees, submitters, administrators, finance departments, HR, and the companies themselves (tax reporting, etc). Our goal is to completely change the way people do expense reports (for how we work, check out: http://blog.expensify.com/2014/07/29/how-do-you-expensify-forming-habits-with-expense-reporting/ http://blog.expensify.com/2014/07/29/how-do-you-expensify-fo...).
PS - If it's not obvious yet, I currently work at Expensify and am totally drinking the kool aid. BUT, our vision for the space is completely user driven and goes beyond a simple expense reporting solution, which makes things trés exciting around here.
On @martijn_himself's point, Expensify's business model employs a bottom-up approach. We offer a free version of Expensify for individual users to try out first, and we have found that many individual users like our product enough to introduce it into their company; in fact, that's how we've been able to fill our pipeline since we launched. User feedback actually helps us figure out what features to build next.
Take a look, try us out! use.expensify.com
PPS - we're hiring engineers if you're into this sort of thing http://we.are.expensify.com/who-we-need/ http://we.are.expensify.com/who-we-need/
- martijn_himself 12y agoI do realise I am quite cynical in my comments but FWIW I do like the look of your product- it seems to be 'leaner' and more targeted towards usability.
- joanatello 12y agoha, thank you! I wasn't offended by your comment, and in fact agree with you that most products in this space aren't really keeping the user in mind. Just wanted to show you that we're not ALL user unfriendly :)
- vosper 12y agoThe company I work at used to use Expensify, and then we got acquired and now we've been switched to Concur, courtesy of our new corporate overlords. As someone who expenses occasionally (some months I have nothing, others I've gone on a work trip and I have 30 receipts) I found Expensify a little confusing at first, but with zero training I figured out how it works. Concur, as everyone here says, sucks. The web UI is bloated and confusing, and especially the flight booking system is awful (and stupid - it's more expensive than using Kayak, and is harder to use). The mobile app does make things a bit better, but I know everyone here would go back to Expensify if they could. I have no affiliation with Expensify, just my 2c.