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ExpensePath
Description de ExpensePath
ExpensePath vous permet de traiter vos rapports de notes de frais en réduisant les coûts financiers de 75 % et ceux liés aux employés de 50 %, tout en réduisant les frais et les pertes de temps. Cette solution complète et intuitive inclut des applications web et mobiles pour permettre à vos employés de soumettre leurs heures et dépenses de manière opportune et conforme. L'équipe de l'éditeur met rapidement des versions d'essai gratuites à disposition en prenant en compte vos besoins en matière de processus et de comptabilité afin de garantir la précision des exportations GL et des mappages de comptes. Les fonctionnalités incluent : notifications de violations et politiques personnalisables, gestion et rapprochement des cartes d'entreprise, rapports d'analyse des dépenses, documentation pour audits, etc.
Qui utilise ExpensePath ?
L'éditeur travaille avec des services financiers d'entreprises comptant entre 50 et 3 000 employés.
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Intuitive, logical, inexpensive
Commentaires : I have used ExpensePath’s solution at three different companies. The ExpensePath application is intuitive, logical, and is clearly designed to optimize both the user’s experience as well as the Accounting department’s transaction processing. Setup is quick, and ExpensePath’s support is exceptional. On top of all of this, ExpensePath’s pricing is quite reasonable, making the decision to implement and liberally grant access to users inside the firm unimpeachable. Simply put, I believe that ExpensePath’s overall offering is the best in the marketplace.
Avantages :
Intuitive, logical, inexpensive - and it comes with superb support.
Inconvénients :
There may be certain bells and whistles that some folks are looking for that ExpensePath might not offer (although it had everything that I needed). I'm also hoping that they implement Okta integration (or something similar) down the road.
Love this software!!!
Avantages :
The ease of use for our techs in the field using the app. It was extremely important to us that we found a product that was easy for our technicians to use as they are busy running service calls and don't have a lot of time to spend doing expense reports. This software is so easy to use and all of our employees love it!
Inconvénients :
I'm not sure there is really anything I don't like about the product. The syncing with our QuickBooks software is seamless, both the app and the desktop version of the software are easy to use and the customer support whenever you run into a problem is fantastic!
Not much missing
Commentaires : Relatively easy to use. Very simple interface and a good number of features. I like that you don't have to store banking information in the system.
Avantages :
Simple to use, easy to navigate
Inconvénients :
Sometimes error messages don't match to the issue
Excellent software, support and service.
Avantages :
The software is easy to understand by end users.
Inconvénients :
There is really nothing that I like least about the software.
Made everyone's life easier
Commentaires : We took ExpensePath for a spin and never looked back! It made processing expense reports a breeze and freed me up to give more attention to other aspects of my job. The employees loved the mobile apps and never having to worry about lost receipts. All expense reports were done efficiently and expeditiously with all of the proper backup at your fingertips. ExpensePath made it possible for our travelers to report their expenses in realtime, which in turn meant there were very rarely late submissions. The ExpensePath team was so quick to respond to every request and help us utilize the software to fullest. We just loved the support, alway friendly and ready to help. We eventually were acquired, but by then everyone at our company had become spoiled by the ease of use with this contemporary solution. We all wished we could have gone back to ExpensePath.
