| Website | https://www.expen... |
| Blog | blog.expensify.com |
| @expensify | |
| Category | Enterprise |
| Phone | 800-745-9064 |
| Employees | 5 |
| Founded | 5/08 |
| Description | Expense Report Software |
| Total | $2M |
| Seed, 5/09 Hillsven Capital Baseline Ventures Travis Kalanick | $1M |
| Series A, 11/09 Hillsven Capital Baseline Ventures Travis Kalanick | $1M |
Expensify launched at TechCrunch50 and took home the “DemoPit 2nd Place” prize. Their mission: help people create expense reports that don’t suck!
They do this by importing expenses and receipts straight from your credit card, submitting PDF expense reports by email, and reimbursing reports up to $10,000 entirely online.
With the 1.0 launch, Expensify has bolstered their QuickBooks export features. That’s right, attention bookkeepers, accountants, and finance departments: You can now create categories from your QuickBooks chart of accounts, share them with employees, auto-categorize based on merchant type, and export everything to the appropriate accounts. In addition to QuickBooks export, Expensify has grown the number of mobile apps they offer from 1 on the iPhone to encompass BlackBerry and Android (with Palm Pre) on the way.
Not dealing with USD? No worries, Expensify added support for 58 currencies from around the world. Importing an expense in a foreign currency will automatically convert it to your set, default currency using historical currency conversion rates from the Bank of Canada.