Back in 2008, Expensify emerged as trailblazers in changing the boring task of expenses. But as we march through 2023 and towards 2024, we have come to realize the critical importance of harmonizing efficiency with accuracy and how the mix of both is the actual recipe for success.
While Expensify is known for its spend management superapp, some may be surprised to learn that the people behind Expensify operate with a relatively modest team of around ~135 individuals hailing from all corners of the globe. Learn more in this post.
If you were trying to get shit done on your expense reports around 3:30am UTC on June 16th, you would’ve noticed we had a site outage. Here are the details of our Incident Response to enhance our own learnings and behaviors for next time, and spread that knowledge with our community.
Since 2011, Expensify’s unique and autonomous work culture has made our company a model for remote work. Our commitment to providing employees with the freedom to manage their own schedules and workloads has resulted in a reputation for innovation, creativity, and collaboration.
Expensify has an unusual technology stack in many ways. But most surprising of all is that we don't use MySQL or Postgres — instead using none other than SQLite — and it works great.
This month marks the sixth anniversary of Expensify. In May 2008, David Barrett got the idea of a world where expenses reports don't have to suck. Learn more in this blog post.
Last month we announced Amex Corporate Card Reconciliation and received a huge enthusiastic response from our users. Due to the popularity of the feature and user demand, we have expanded Corporate Card Reconciliation to many more major banks.
As you might know, we're hiring the best programmers in the world. Read this article to learn why we don’t hire .NET programers.
