Spend management

According to the Global Business Travel Association, organizations process an average of 51,000 expense reports every year. Unfortunately, due to poor internal practices, finance … Spending Card Program: 4 Things to Consider When Tracking Team Spending

36 percent of U.S. and U.K. organizations are planning to upgrade their spend management and expense controls in the near future, according to PYMNTS.com. … Financial Planning for 2022? Here’s What to Expect

A practical biotech spend management guide for finance and operations leaders. Learn how to improve purchasing cycle time, strengthen supplier resilience, forecast burn more accurately, and control indirect spend without slowing down research

The pandemic brought about many changes to business. Learn why priorities like spend control reflect what finance and accounting leaders are focusing on right … Why Software CFOs Need Spend Control

So, you’ve started a business, and now it’s rapidly growing. You may be making money, but you must not get caught up in the … Cash Management for High-Growth Companies

Spend management and expense management serve different roles in financial operations. This article explains how they differ, where each applies, and how organizations use both to manage spending across the full lifecycle.

What is Cash Flow? The term “cash flow” refers to the net amount of cash or cash-equivalents (such as checks, coins, or liquid investments) … All You Need to Know About Cash Flow

Spend visibility breaks down when finance can’t see what’s already been approved, ordered, or committed — only what’s been invoiced. This guide explains what spend visibility is, why it matters, and how finance teams improve visibility without slowing down purchasing.

Spend culture shows up in accruals, reclasses, and forecast variance. Learn what spend culture means for finance teams, where it breaks down, and how to improve close quality without rebuilding your entire process.

Maverick spending often appears long after a purchase is made, during audits or invoice reviews. Learn what causes unmanaged purchasing to persist and how organizations reduce it by redesigning how spending decisions are made.

Spend control isn’t a reporting issue — it’s a workflow issue. Here’s how procurement teams build intake, approvals, and visibility that increase spend under management.