Teampay is always there to help or answer any questions in a timely manner, which is important in the world of finance.

I love that it gives power to the people! The employees don't need to ask accounting for every single payment request, but also do not have a physical credit card that is difficult to track and report every month. This has eased up the lift in the accounting department as expense reports have fewer charges and AP is also lighter. There are still controls in place to ensure that these decisions are being approved, but these are decisions that should be approved within those departments anyway.

My company definitely pushed the limits of the software, in terms of transaction counts and approval groups. Managing approval groups is a bit clunky, but it's not a huge problem.

Overall it is great. It is easy to use and the control we have is great. We aren't micromanaging but we do have the control we were lacking prior to.

Teampay is super easy to use and has cut our monthly spend by more than 50%. Expense reports are turned in on time, its easy to upload receipts. It directly integrates with our ERP. The cash back on all purchases is amazing. Implementation was easy and the spend management control is beyond anything I have seen.

I wish the expenses wouldn't transfer over to our ERP unless the backup has been uploaded.

TeamPay is an intuitive software that is quick to get up and running. I'm able to approve and modify purchase orders coming through in moments through the Slack integration. It's simple.

Although it's quick to get up and running, TeamPay is not a long-term solution. Reporting and PO management is unstructured, creating extra work for AP teams. As an example, because nearly all of the system is open text, employees will make multiple vendors, POs that AP has to manually reconcile (ex: TeamPay, Team-Pay, TeamPay.com would all be different vendors).

I love that I get to see all of our credit card spend in real-time through slack notifications. It gives me great visibility into who is spending what and when.

I wish the expense reimbursement module was completely. This is a huge gap in my current processes that I would like to use Teampay to solve. Also, things that need to be paid with a physical card (ex. hotels, taxis, dinner) is somewhat difficult through Teampay.

So far positive, as long as you build proper controls around it.

It's very easy to use and it's also integrated with Slack (no extra PW/Login needed). It's features are good enough to accomplish credit card controls, but not so robust that you have to build on top of it.

There were certain features that were missing (shutting off recurring subscriptions) and not having the ability to notify when renewals are up.

Teampay has improved the team experience tenfold and I look forward to a better experience once we get some of the backend items fixed.

The request process and approvals are a breeze. And the TeampayGo cards allow management to approve spend before the card has been charged!

Some of the features were over-sold in the demo, so I walked into features in beta or not yet released that were made to seem as if they were the base product, which caused a bumpier start than I expected. The ACH turnaround is also very slow, so we cannot use that feature yet, even though I has factored that into cost offset.

We wanted to help our team purchase the products they need while keeping track of everything and Teamppay does a good job of it. Problem is their competitors are able to offer additional value.

The Slack integration is a very cool and user friendly way for users to request additional recurring billing software. Customer support team is good and trying to grow the product as they are a small company.

They do not provide credit unlike competitiors Divvy and Brex which really impacts the value. Also our Slack integration broke and it was very difficult to get it back up and running

Positive! Would highly recommend.

The ease of use and the integration with Slack and approval workflows

The reconciliation between postings from the bank against their statements. Also, after the downfall of SVB, TeamPay was completely restricted without any workarounds.

Teampay has a solid foundation, but I find myself thinking about how much better it could be if it made some information more readily available.

It is easy to add people to the system and send requests. The interface is straight forward and not crowded. I've never experienced a bug with this program as well.

It is hard to keep track of the approvals I have sent that have been approved. I have to scroll through the chat to see which ones have been approved and sometimes the cha doesn't include information like who approved it and what vendor it is for. I also get logged out a lot which can be frustrating when I'm trying to send requests.

- TeamPay simplifies the payment/approval process for requesters and approvers while maintaining a clean and efficient dashboard for spend management.

- Easy to use- Slack Integration for requests/notifications- Accounting Software Integrations- Adjustments/Changes Are Simple To Manage- Workflow features - Approval Processes/Uploading Receipts/Historical Data- Newly Added Reimbursements For Team- Easy to view card status etc

- Setting up large approval workflows can be time consuming- Expensive- Support can sometimes be hit or miss

Overall, Teampay is a simple solution to monitor company spend, and is a nice replacement for issuing company credit cards to all employees. The integration with Intacct is easy to use, and the reports generated are useful for seeing how funds are allocated to different GL accounts

The easy of routing payment requests to department heads, and the ability to monitor expenses.

Occasionally, there are timing issues between when purchases sync to Teampay, which can be a nuisance during monthly close

The platform is at a constant improving, they take customer feedback into consideration on improving the software.

The approval process is quite important, the software was able to fully automate this process via work messaging system. This help reduce the work on the finance team. Auto alert notification for missing document also help to reduce the manual tracking.

User management process was challenging if large users count, and the HRIS system does not support user management.

Teampay is very impactful for our team. The process of approval is very streamlined within our company, and once the card is active it is very simple to use.

The one negative part of teampay that I have personally came across is that not every merchant will accept teampay. Some flag for fraud (Doordash for example) when used multiple times.

Mostly positive

The ease of use and dynamic feel of the product makes it more inviting

The casual change to reporting styles without alerting customers

Someone else set up TeamPay then left our company so I took over as Admin. It's been fairly easy and intuitive to use. I'm still learning the ins and outs of it for reporting.

Easy setup of new cards with rules. Makes categorizing spend easy.

Slack app can be a little clunky at times.

This tool is amazing and every company should be using it! I have never used a more efficient accounting approval and purchase tool. Love, love, love it!

I first started using this app as an Office Manager you may be several purchases in one day. I'd spend a full day once a month going back and finding my receipts in my inbox or dig through my wallet. Now, I get my purchases approved and have accountability to load my receipt directly after the purchase. It's such a time saver!

I wish there was a physical card we could use for in-person transactions or places that require a card.

Not a positive experience with the implementation team. Product was over promised during pitch. They need to fix all bugs and issues before signing on clients.

Pros includes Amazon business integration and approval rules

Implementation is frustrating, we are 6 months into implementation at this point and core functionality of the product still does not work. There are multiple bugs within the system that we find every day.

keeping smaller purchases out of the Accounts Payable system and helping to get those purchases done faster, thus helping work flow.

I have found that TeamPay has been a useful tool to help with those smaller purchases that do not require contracts. It makes it easier for employees to purchase without going through PO process.

The export and reporting is not as useful. I find that I must manipulate the data to get it into a useable form.

Excellent service and great product for a company our size with many different types of expenses.

The ability to control, track and monitor spending. I prefer the use of virtual cards because it for the most part guarantees receipts from emails, unlike a physical card and having to track receipts down.

Sometimes the website is slow on loading. Also having the ability to prevent someone from making a future charge if they have not uploaded receipts from a prior purchase. This will help reinforce the need to upload receipts. If teampay can expand globally that would also be great.

Customer service, user friendly and approval process

Receipts back up is available as a dump not formatted by vendor and months.

Experience was good and was satisfied while using it

Easy approval routing and integration to the accounting software

The reporting could be better. Expensive compared to similar products

ease of using the software, adding users

it does not sync with the accounting software sometimes

As an AP Manager, here at The Bouqs Company, this tool has saves us plenty of time and money. Amazing speedy way of giving employees credit cards through an approval process.

The lack of monthly statements makes it a bit difficult to reconcile the account during our month end close.

Overall, it is a great platform

Friendly user for admin and employees. Workflow for manager approval is easier to fix and to update

We have some synced issues with our AP system Netsuite. Sometimes some transactions didnt sync over.

Extremely user friendlySlack compatibility makes requests easy

If there is a pre-authorization of $.01 on a one-time use card, the card will say it got used even though it didn't