Divvy or Ramp: Report Highlights Pros & Cons of These Expense Management Tools

Divvy or Ramp: Report Highlights Pros & Cons of These Expense Management Tools, updated 7/23/21, 3:15 PM

Philadelphia, PA-based consulting firm Kyber Digital has just released a comprehensive report that compares Divvy and Ramp, two of the most prominent expense tracking software products. Learn more by visiting https://www.kyberdigital.com/post/expense-reporting-for-companies-divvy-vs-ramp

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Divvy or Ramp: Report Highlights Pros & Cons of
These Expense Management Tools
Looking for the ideal expense management software? Be
sure to read this first!
Kyber Digital, a consultancy based in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, announces the launch of its latest
industry report.
This new volume tackles the importance of expense
reporting and compares two leading solutions:
Divvy and Ramp.
With this resource, you are better
able to determine which of the two
options will fit your needs and
budget best.
The report has been made freely
accessible to all and is posted on
the company’s blog section.
Expense reporting involves carefully tracking and logging all company spending, including incidental
expenses such as meals and transportation costs. However, accounting for these expenditures can
often become a complicated process, as it entails manually tabulating and submitting receipts.
Fortunately, software such as Divvy and
Ramp come with advanced features such
as credit card integration, receipt
scanning, and spending approval to
streamline the process.
Kyber Digital created its comprehensive
report to discuss the strengths and the
weaknesses of both solutions.
The volume begins by providing an overview of each platform, followed by a
detailed enumeration of features. It then delves into the user experience, which
gives you a better idea of how the two perform in day-to-day use.
Since Divvy and Ramp are
enterprise solutions, this resource
also takes a close look into their
different pricing plans.
The authors also included a convenient
chart that lists features and costs side-
by-side, making it easier for you to
decide which one is right for your
business.
Learn more by visiting
the link in the
description.