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Expensify

Expensify, Inc.

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Expensify is a cloud-based spend management platform that consolidates expense tracking, receipt capture, corporate card management, travel booking, and employee reimbursements in a single app. Designed to serve businesses of all sizes — from sole traders through to global enterprises — it is particularly recognised for its SmartScan AI receipt capture technology and a straightforward pricing model that eliminates the complexity common in enterprise expense software.



■ Key Features

  • SmartScan receipt capture: AI-powered OCR extracts merchant name, date, amount, and GST from photographed receipts automatically — eliminating manual data entry. Receipts can be submitted via mobile app, email forwarding, or direct credit card feed.

  • Corporate card management: The Expensify Card (Visa commercial card) provides real-time spend visibility and automatic receipt matching for card transactions. Existing corporate cards can also be connected via the Bring Your Own Card feature.

  • Expense policy enforcement & approvals: Configurable multi-level approval workflows with automatic policy violation flagging — out-of-policy expenses are flagged before reimbursement rather than caught in review.

  • Travel booking: Flights, hotels, car hire, and rail can be booked directly within the platform, with bookings automatically populating expense reports and policy controls applied at the point of booking.

  • Accounting integrations: Connects natively with major accounting platforms, pushing coded and approved expense data directly — reducing manual export and re-entry between systems.

■ Who It's Best Suited For

  • Australian SMEs and mid-market businesses (typically 5–500 employees) looking for a straightforward, mobile-first expense and reimbursement platform with transparent per-user pricing

  • Finance teams wanting to consolidate receipt capture, corporate card management, and travel booking into a single tool rather than managing separate systems

  • Businesses with employees regularly travelling or incurring out-of-pocket expenses who need a fast, low-friction mobile submission experience

■ Integrates With

Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Sage Intacct, SAP, and major accounting and ERP platforms. Cards supported via Apple Pay and Google Pay.


Plans & Prices

  • Collect

・ $8 per member/month

・ SMEs needing core expense tracking, corporate cards, travel & reimbursements


  • Control

・ Contact sales

・ Larger organisations needing advanced approval workflows, custom reporting, and ERP integrations



* Confirm current rates at expensify.com/pricing .




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