Someone pings the team for receipts, screenshots the card statement, retypes every line into a spreadsheet, and guesses which charges break policy. Month-end eats a day, and one missing Uber receipt holds up the whole batch.
Beagle chases the missing receipt, matches each charge to your policy, and drafts the report ready to submit. You review the exceptions, not the data entry.
Someone pings the team for receipts, screenshots the card statement, retypes every line into a spreadsheet, and guesses which charges break policy. Month-end eats a day, and one missing Uber receipt holds up the whole batch.
One teammate across your tools. No zaps to build, no tabs to switch.
Beagle reads the receipts dropped in Slack and forwarded to the shared inbox, pulls the amount, date, and vendor, and chases the ones still missing by name.
Each line is checked against your expense policy - limits, categories, the receipt threshold. Anything over or unclear gets flagged, not silently passed through.
Beagle assembles the report in your tool of choice - Expensify, a Google Sheet, the finance Notion - categorised and totalled, ready to submit.
Nothing files until you approve. Correct a category once and Beagle remembers it for next month.
Beagle DMs the people still missing a receipt with the exact charge - date, amount, vendor - so they know which coffee it was.
A $400 dinner on a $150 limit gets flagged in #finance with the line and the rule, before it lands in the report.
"What did we spend on travel last month?" Beagle answers from the receipts and the card feed together, with the lines attached.

Month-end stops being a day. It becomes a two-minute review of the exceptions.
OAuth in, every read scoped to the teammate who asked.
Yes. Beagle collects the receipts from Slack and email, matches each charge to your expense policy, and drafts the report in your finance tool. You approve it - nothing files on its own.
Beagle drafts the report wherever you keep it - Expensify, QuickBooks, a Google Sheet, or a Notion database. It connects with OAuth and writes only after your nod.
Beagle tracks which charges still need a receipt and chases the person directly with the date, amount, and vendor, so they know exactly which one. It holds the report until the gaps are closed or you waive them.
Yes. Every line is checked against your limits and categories. Anything over the threshold or miscategorised is flagged for review instead of being passed through.
Weekly and monthly reports drafted in the account's voice, retention risk flagged before renewal.
What shipped, what's stuck, what's next - gathered from the tools and posted on time.
Recap, action items, and the follow-up email - drafted before you're back at your desk.
