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Automates accounts payable and expense management
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Toronto, ON, Canada
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Emburse automates accounts payable processes and expense management for businesses. Its software solutions help organizations manage invoices and expenses more efficiently by providing tools for invoice capture, approval routing, and faster payments. This automation reduces the need for additional staff in accounts payable and helps prevent cash flow issues. Emburse differentiates itself from competitors by offering personalized support and seamless integration with various technology solutions and travel providers, ensuring smooth data flow. The company's goal is to simplify financial workflows, allowing businesses to save time and money while improving spend visibility and control.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$4.2M
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
2015
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As cybercriminals target more businesses, accounts payable (AP) departments are more vulnerable to fraud. With more than 80% of U.S. companies affected by sophisticated digital payment fraud, the need for reliable security systems is crucial. While digital transformation has brought many benefits, outdated payment systems can leave organizations exposed to emerging threats. According to a PYMNTS Intelligence report, “Winning the Fraud Fight: How AP Automation Can Deflect Rising Security Threats,” in collaboration with Finexio, modern AP automation solutions with real-time monitoring and fraud detection are becoming critical for safeguarding against these risks. AP Risks of CyberfraudCyberfraud is a pervasive issue, with U.S
On December 18, 2024, Karen Schweickart filed a civil complaint in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois against Emburse, Inc., accusing the company of violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the Illinois Human Rights Act.
Emburse has released the latest edition of its Business Travel Snapshot.
Former Coupa executive Mark Riggs has joined Emburse as the company's chief customer officer, the expenses specialist has announced.
The current risk scenario calls for greater reliance on secure, end-to-end payment platforms with built-in fraud prevention measures. Real-time monitoring and account validation can mitigate fraud risks and ensure that organizations are better prepared to fend off attacks.While increasing digitization has expanded the presence of cyberthreats, manual processes and payments can be even more vulnerable to attacks. Adopting digital, automated solutions that incorporate fraud detection at every step addresses this vulnerability and helps reduce exposure to B2B payment fraud.AP departments are facing rising cyberfraud risks, with more than eight in 10 U.S. companies targeted by sophisticated digital payment fraud tactics. Integrating real-time monitoring and intelligent fraud prevention systems can address these new security challenges, underscoring the need for stronger fraud prevention measures.yesSubscribe to our daily newsletter, PYMNTS Today By completing this form, I have read and acknowledged the terms and conditions .Thank you for registering. Please confirm your email to view all our Trackers.Register for Unlimited Access Complete the form below to enjoy free, unlimited access to all our Trackers, Studies and MonitorEdge Reports.As fraud attempts on businesses continue to rise, accounts payable (AP) departments are facing increased risks from cybercriminals
The phrase “going digital” has transformed from a mantra to a business model. And at the same time, the transformation from paper-based processes to digital solutions has become not just a strategy but an imperative — one that is revolutionizing B2B payments and operations. This shift isn’t just about capturing efficiency and unlocking greater operational leverage but is increasingly about reshaping the foundational processes behind how businesses operate, compete and grow. The ultimate vision? A day when gone are the stacks of paper invoices and forms dominating office spaces and slowing down processes while inflating costs. The transition to digital systems, ultimately, offers a streamlined alternative, where automation slashes the time and effort required for repetitive and manual tasks. If all goes well, the future of business processes and B2B payments won’t look anything like its past
Emburse has also been named a Major Player in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Accounts Payable Automation Software for Large Enterprise 2024 Vendor Assessment (doc #US51740824, July 2024).
You wouldn’t do something by hand when a computer could do it better, would you? What about wait an extended period of time when a more streamlined way was available?. For many enterprise businesses, that’s exactly what they do when it comes to B2B payments: rely on manual, outdated and inefficient methods. The common reason? It’s what they’ve always done, and how their accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) teams have always operated. Except that, in an uncertain operating landscape increasingly defined by digital transformation, the traditional and incumbent methods of processing payments no longer cut it
Expense solutions firm Emburse has teamed with accounts payable (AP) company Finexio. The partnership lets Emburse customers shift to Finexio’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform, trading manual processes for a digital ecosystem, the companies said in a Tuesday (July 30) news release. “Our customers are increasingly looking for payment options that can help them deliver greater value for their organizations,” said Emburse CEO Marne Martin. “Finexio’s payments-as-a-service will help them do exactly that.”
Expense solutions firm Emburse has teamed with accounts payable (AP) company Finexio. The partnership lets Emburse customers shift to Finexio’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered platform, trading manual processes for a digital ecosystem, the companies said in a Tuesday (July 30) news release. “Our customers are increasingly looking for payment options that can help them deliver greater value for their organizations,” said Emburse CEO Marne Martin. “Finexio’s payments-as-a-service will help them do exactly that.”