Which accounting platforms and ERP systems do you integrate with?
ExpenseOnDemand integrates with a range of accounting platforms and enterprise financial systems, helping businesses connect expense management with their existing finance infrastructure.
Our integrations include: We also support integrations with corporate card providers, including Pliant, and banking connectivity through supported providers such as Plaid.
Our approach is to work around the customer's existing financial ecosystem wherever possible, rather than requiring them to replace systems that are already working for their business.
The objective is to make ExpenseOnDemand a connected part of your finance infrastructure, not another disconnected system that creates additional work.
Tally: Supporting businesses using Tally for their accounting requirements.
Microsoft Dynamics: Supporting integration with wider enterprise finance operations.
NetSuite: Supporting businesses operating more complex financial and ERP environments.
Sage: Connecting expense management with established accounting processes.
QuickBooks: Supporting accounting synchronisation and expense processing.
Xero: Bespoke integration supporting the transfer of expense information into accounting workflows.
Mileage and expense controls: Helps businesses monitor employee claims and ensure expenditure is accurate and compliant with company policies.
Automated expense management: Reduces manual administration, repetitive data entry and the time spent processing expenses.
Supplier and vendor visibility: Better oversight of supplier spending can help identify duplication, unusual expenditure and opportunities to review purchasing arrangements.
Policy enforcement: Configurable spending policies, approval workflows and controls help reduce unnecessary or out-of-policy expenditure.
Spending visibility: Consolidates expense information to help finance teams understand where money is going, who is spending it and which areas require attention.
Cost Savings Dashboard: Provides greater visibility into spending patterns and helps identify potential areas where expenditure can be reduced or better controlled.
Casual Users: Employees who require access to the platform but do not actively submit expenses or perform qualifying activities. They benefit from a significantly lower access-based rate.
Power Users: Employees who actively use the platform to submit expenses, process claims, approve transactions or perform other operational activities. They are charged at the applicable Power User rate.