Expensify announces simpler, more affordable pricing for the Collect plan
Exciting announcement for small businesses: The Collect workspace is now a flat $5/member/mo – with no annual commitment, even if you don't use the Expensify Card!
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Expensify launches Spanish language support – Hola to Spanish Concierge, sales & UI
Exciting announcement! Get Spanish-language support in Expensify Concierge, ask to talk with a Spanish-language salesperson, and go to Settings > Preferences > Language in New Expensify to translate the UI to Spanish!
Expensify Travel update: Seamless corporate travel booking now in your Expensify app
TL;DR - Introducing Expensify Travel: fully managed corporate travel via web, app, or chat – now available to every Expensify member!
How Expensify’s open-source program is powering OpenAI’s next-gen AI engineering benchmarks
The rapid rise of large language models (LLMs) has opened up exciting new possibilities for AI-driven software development. But how well can these models tackle real-world engineering tasks? That question led to the creation of SWE-Lancer—a benchmark developed by OpenAI that evaluates LLMs using actual freelance software tasks from Expensify’s open-source repository. Let’s explore how Expensify contributed to the SWE-Lancer project and what this means for the future of AI in software engineering.
How Expensify achieves extreme concurrency with NUMA balancing
If you've never heard of "NUMA", you aren't alone – it's a bit of an IYKYK topic that very few engineers encounter in their entire careers. But if you've ever worked on an extremely high core-count server, these four letters will put shivers down your spine. Here’s a deep dive into how Expensify's core hardware works – down to the chip level – with an explanation of how that enables a critical feature of our software to work. We hope you'll find it useful as you architect your own NUMA-balanced applications on your own high-density servers!
Scaling Onyx (a postmortem)
Though it seems to be firmly behind us, I wanted to quickly take a moment to apologize for some performance and reliability issues we had a couple weeks back. We understand how critical our service is to your daily operations, and we're deeply sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. In the spirit of transparency, here are comprehensive details on what happened, how it was fixed, and how we will ensure better reliability going forward.
Unlimited centrally-issued virtual cards are here
Expensify Admins can now issue unlimited virtual cards to anyone in their workspace. By assigning custom limits to virtual cards, managing spend on subscriptions, trips, and one-time purchases has never been easier. Take a look at the incredible benefits and setup virtual cards in minutes.
Rebrandify: behind the scenes of Expensify’s new design system
We made this design system with the goal of creating a cohesive way to express the Expensify personality across the board, no matter the use-case or medium. From a luxurious ExpensiCon in Italy, to accounting conferences in Las Vegas, to billboards around the country, to daily social media posts, and above all else, the Expensify app – anything Expensify says or does visually should look and feel like the Expensify we know and love: bold, courageous, innovative, and easy to understand.
The secret experiment behind the Expensify Lounge
When we first launched the "Expensify Lounge" – with plenty of seating, an amazing view, fresh cappuccinos, hand-mixed cocktails, and to top it off: a nightly sabered Champagne sunset toast, right downtown in the middle of San Francisco's financial district, all for free – people couldn't help but ask "Why are you doing this?" and "How long can this possibly last?"
Know any teachers? Let Expensify.org help them help their students
Refer a K-12 teacher to Expensify.org so we can reimburse 50% of any purchase they make to help underprivileged students in their classrooms. As fall begins, countless kids around the world have eagerly (or sullenly) returned to school. Many of them are very prepared. But not all are, and nobody is more qualified to know which kids need help than the teachers responsible for their care.
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