Expense-tracking software maker Expensify advertises its system as "automated," but it also relies on humans to classify receipts, a fact that became widely known last week. Expensify considers ...

Expensify's November 10th IPO made many of the 140 employees millionaires on paper. The software company has a flat organization structure — meaning employees manage themselves. Expensify ...

Expensify, the most widely used expense software in the world, ended 2017 with the highest growth rate in the company’s history. On the cusp of its 10 ...

In my opinion, the Expensify email is a consequence of what economists call a “principal-agent problem,” which arises when those managing a corporation act in interests contrary to those who ...

Expensify, Inc., a payments superapp that helps individuals and businesses around the world simplify the way they manage money across expenses, corporate cards and bills, today named in G2’ s ...

In simple terms, Expensify is expense management software that is meant to help small, medium, and large businesses manage their money more effectively, more efficiently.

You'd expect an expense management company to have a large sales department and advertise heavily. But like we’ve seen over and over, Expensify just doesn’t do what you think it should.

Cloud-software maker Expensify Inc. priced its initial public offering at $27 a share Tuesday night, at the top of its range, valuing the company at about $2.6 billion on a fully diluted basis.

Expensify has expanded its expense reporting software integration with FinancialForce’s Accounting and Professional Services Automation (PSA) software. The solutions now sync in both directions.

Most companies are trying to avoid getting enmeshed in presidential politics this election season. Not software company Expensify. The San Francisco-based startup plunged into the political deep ...

Expensify Inc. , a cloud-based expense management software platform, set terms for its initial public offering on Monday, with plans to offer 9.7 million shares priced at $23 to $25 each.

Expensify may be the most ambitious software company ever to mostly abandon the Bay Area as the center of its operations.