Throughout the year our analyst team provides vendor-specific profiles and tech solution analyses as part of Spend Matters Insider content. Our coverage also explores the latest thought leadership topics about procurement and supply, the technology that serves it and comparative analyses based on demos and the scoring of 500+ RFI requirements across 12 source-to-pay (S2P) categories that create our Vendor Ranking data. In this roundup of Q4, we review the Vendor Analyses and other Insider content that the team produced in the previous quarter. We then look ahead to what members can expect in the coming months.
This Spend Matters Vendor Analysis provides an overview of Brex and its solution for expense management. Expense management tools are in high demand because organizations need to manage post-pandemic travel spend. Brex is a new entrant in the expanding market of expense management, and its market potential has attracted considerable investor support. Brex started as a corporate card offering that mainly targeted startups and SMBs. It has since expanded its global support to serve companies of all sizes. Moreover, in the market generally, many mid-sized and large businesses are seeking corporate card capabilities with comprehensive expense management in accompaniment. This Vendor Analysis explores the concept behind Brex the platform, application and supporting services the vendor delivers and gives a competitive market analysis, complete with key analyst takeaways. Here’s why Brex matters: To the market The vendor provides a unique approach to expense management as an all-in-on
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