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Expensify in ‘Native Integration’ With Rillet, an ERP

Arrangement said to mean that expenses and card spend ‘just handle themselves’

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Harvey Chipkin

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Expensify, an expense, corporate card and travel provider, announced a native integration with Rillet, an AI-native enterprise resource planning  (ERP) system. Businesses running Rillet, said the announcement, “can now connect to Expensify in minutes for an automatic, two-way sync.”

Rillet categories, dimension, and tax rates sync into Expensify, said the announcement, so every expense is coded correctly at the point of spend:

  • Out-of-pocket expenses post back to Rillet as vendor bills
  • Company card spend posts as credit card charges to the right accounts
  • Reimbursements and card transactions stay in sync automatically

Nick Tooker, head of partnerships at Expensify, said: “Rillet is building exactly the kind of modern ERP our customers are moving to, and this integration means their expenses and card spend just handle themselves. No CSVs [comma-separated values], no chasing miscodes. That’s what accounting should feel like.”

Nadiv Rahman, head of partnerships at Rillet, said: “The future of finance is real-time. With Rillet, when something happens in the business, the books already reflect it. This integration brings expenses into that loop: an employee swipes a card and the transaction arrives in the general ledger coded and reconciled, which is what makes a continuous close possible. The books stay current all month.”

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