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Product walkthrough

How Spendly works from first signup to final export.

This page gives new users the end-to-end view: workspace setup, receipt capture, approval flow, reimbursement tracking, and the compliance outputs finance teams care about.

Why teams use Spendly

The product is designed to replace scattered receipts, chat approvals, and spreadsheet-based reporting.

One place for uploads, approvals, reports, and exports.

Role-based access keeps employees, managers, and admins in the right workflow.

Compliance data is preserved for GST-ready reporting and audit history.

End-to-end workflow

The experience is intentionally linear so new users can learn it quickly.

01

Create a workspace

A founder or admin signs up, creates the company workspace, and receives the first admin role.

02

Invite the team

Managers and employees join through invites. Roles control who can upload, approve, and export.

03

Upload receipts

Employees upload from mobile or desktop. Spendly extracts amount, date, vendor, category, and GST details.

04

Check policies

Policy warnings appear immediately so the user knows whether the receipt is within limits or needs review.

05

Build and submit reports

Receipts are grouped into reports for a trip, month, or project and sent to the approval queue.

06

Approve and track reimbursement

Managers approve, reject, or request more information. Finance can mark reimbursement as paid later.

07

Export for compliance

GST-ready summaries and dashboard insights are available for finance, audits, and planning.

For employees

Fast receipt capture, fewer manual fields, and a visible status trail for every submission.

For managers

A clean approval queue with comments, audit history, and a focused decision workflow.

For finance

Consistency across reports, GST details, and export-friendly records for monthly close.

New user quick start

If you are evaluating Spendly for the first time, begin here.

1. Start a workspace and invite the first admin.

2. Upload one receipt to see the extraction and policy flow.

3. Create a report and submit it for approval.

4. Review the audit trail and export-ready history.