Clyr

The page describes connecting Amex, Visa, and Mastercard cards and bank accounts across 16,000+ institutions, with swipe alerts, automatic receipt matching, and coded transactions.

The page describes expense reports with custom coding for jobs, properties, GL accounts, and fields, plus Excel exports, PDF receipt downloads, and view-only links.

Run multiple companies, subsidiaries, or portfolios under one login. Structurally separate books, vendors, and connections per entity, with access scoped by role.

Everything Clyr does, in one place: card expense management, receipt capture, bill pay, 1099 e-filing, approvals, insights, reimbursements, and 25+ integrations.

Clyr helps businesses identify and reduce financial waste.

The articles discuss strategies for managing business travel and expenses, including profitability and efficiency.

Every expense category construction companies track: direct costs, overhead, equipment, and job costing, plus how to automate tracking for each job.

The page offers an employee expense reimbursement policy and discusses protecting companies and streamlining policy creation.

Airbase is part of Paylocity and is sold with an HR suite for mid-market offices. Clyr is standalone spend automation for field teams using their own cards.

Brex is part of Capital One and offers a charge card for startups and enterprises. Clyr automates existing cards for crews that buy in the field.

Dext collects documents for bookkeeping, with document limits. Clyr runs the whole spend cycle: live card feeds, AP, job costing, and no document counting.

Expensify uses expense reports and promotes its own card, while Clyr works with existing cards and codes spending to jobs without reports.

Clyr's team handles demo, support, and partnership inquiries.

Clyr turns card swipes into coded, approved, synced expenses for construction, property management, and field service teams in the US and Canada.

The privacy policy governs the relationship between the company and its users regarding data.