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Company cards and expenses tracked automatically
A finance team spends hours chasing receipts and checking every card charge by hand. Brex gives companies corporate cards, bank accounts, bill pay, and travel tools in one place. Its automation handles much of the expense and bookkeeping work, so the team can see spending as it happens and focus on what matters most.
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- Outbound Sales Development RepresentativeSeattle, WA · 1mo ago$83K–$93K OTE
- Outbound Sales Development RepresentativeSalt Lake City, UT · 1mo ago$73K–$83K OTE
- Outbound Sales Development RepresentativeVancouver, BC, Canada · 1mo agoC$74K–C$82K OTE
- Outbound Sales Development RepresentativeSan Francisco, CA · 1mo ago$83K–$93K OTE
- People Business Partner, GTM (Post Sales & Sales Development)Seattle, WA · 1mo ago$145K–$181K base
Business spending approved, sorted, and checked automatically
Every dollar a business spends has to be approved, checked, and recorded, and someone on the finance team has to keep track of all of it. Ramp sits inside those payments, approving them, flagging risk, sorting each one into a category, and helping close the books. The finance team spends less time doing that work by hand.
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- Sales Development Representative, Strategic AccountsHybrid · New York City, NY · 27d ago$110K–$130K base
- Sales Development Representative, Mid-MarketHybrid · New York City, NY · 1mo ago$85K–$105K base
- Sales Development Representative, SMBHybrid · New York City, NY · 1mo ago$85K–$105K base
- Business Development Representative | Ontario, CanadaHybrid · Toronto, ON, Canada · 2mo agoC$90K–C$100K OTE
AI helpers coordinate how companies buy things
Big companies have many teams buying things from many suppliers, using many different tools, and the buying process can get slow and messy. Zip uses AI helpers to bring those buying steps together, so a company can get what it needs faster.
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2 open roles · 6 new in 30 daysAutomates repeat accounting tasks so accountants can review
Accounting teams spend long hours on the same repeated tasks every time they close the books. FloQast automates these complex, recurring accounting workflows, so accountants spend less time on tedious manual work. They can then focus on checking the numbers instead of preparing them.
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2 open roles · 4 new in 30 daysAccounting numbers traced back to their source
Accounting teams keep rechecking numbers and stitching spreadsheets together, because older accounting software saves only a short summary of each deal. Numeric keeps the original contracts, leases, and invoices, and builds the accounting from them. Every number can be traced back to where it came from, so finance teams spend less time checking and more time on real work.
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2 open roles · 4 new in 30 daysPayments, data and money tools for businesses
Businesses that sell online and in stores need a way to take payments from their customers. Adyen handles those payments, and it also offers data and money products like bank accounts and credit. One company can cover both the payments and the money side of the business.
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2 open roles · 3 new in 30 daysBusiness payments that partners can build in
Small businesses need to pay their bills and get paid, and handling those payments can slow down their cash flow. Melio's payment tools take on that work, and partners like banks can build them into their own products. Businesses can then keep their money moving with less effort.
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2 open roles · 1 new in 30 daysOne place for a startup's banking and payments
A startup founder often runs their money through a mix of different tools that don't fit together. Mercury brings banking, payments, cards, accounting, and cash management into one place. Their finance team can move the whole setup over to Mercury.
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Software to track and approve company purchases
A growing company often loses track of who is buying what, and bills pile up before anyone checks them. Procurify is software that lets staff request purchases, sends those requests to the right people for approval, and handles the bills that follow. The finance team can then see and control where the money goes.
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Newer accounting software for books and month-end close
A finance team is stuck with old software that was built decades ago. Campfire replaces it with one newer system for the general ledger, revenue work, and month-end close, and uses AI to help teams move faster. The finance team gets one newer place to run its books.
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AI software helping banks decide loans and fraud
Banks and insurance companies make thousands of quick choices, like whether to approve a loan or flag a payment as fraud. Taktile sells software that uses AI and machine learning to help them make those calls on credit, risk, and fraud.
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Software that automates a company's month-end accounting
Closing the books at the end of each month is slow, careful work for a finance team. This software automates the biggest parts of that job, like recognizing revenue, combining the books of related companies, and building reports for investors. The numbers get done faster, so the team can spend its time on decisions.
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