Canadian Dollar Transactions Made Simple
One of the major highlights this month is the ability to send and receive Canadian dollars using a digital global account. For businesses engaged with clients or suppliers in Canada, this brings significant advantages. Transactions in Canadian dollars can now be completed without the typical complications of currency conversion, international wire delays, or banking fees.
Creating a CAD account can be completed in just a few steps, giving users instant access to a dedicated Canadian currency wallet. This new feature allows businesses to manage their cross-border activities with less friction and more confidence. By cutting out the need for third-party banks or intermediaries, funds move faster and with fewer surprises.
Seamless Synchronization with NetSuite
Managing accounts across multiple platforms has traditionally required importing and reconciling data manually. The new integration with NetSuite automates this process. By linking your financial dashboard with NetSuite through the Connections tab, you can sync both international and domestic transactions in real time.
This feature helps ensure that your financial data is always up-to-date without the need for additional tools or manual adjustments. As transactions occur, they are reflected immediately in your accounting software, improving accuracy and reducing the administrative burden on finance teams.
Faster Invoice Payments Through Xero Integration
Speeding up the payment cycle is essential for improving cash flow. This update makes it easier for businesses to get their invoices paid quickly by embedding payment links directly within invoices created through Xero. When recipients open an invoice, they can pay instantly in their preferred currency without navigating to external sites.
This not only shortens the time it takes to get paid but also improves the customer experience. Fewer steps mean less friction, and the ability to pay in multiple currencies makes the process more accessible for international clients. The integration ensures smoother transactions and more reliable revenue collection.
Automating Workflows with Zapier
Manual tasks consume time and introduce the risk of human error. That’s where the Zapier integration becomes a powerful ally. Users can now connect their financial platform with thousands of third-party apps to create automated workflows tailored to their business needs.
For example, when a new cardholder is created, a notification can automatically be sent to the HR or finance team via Slack or email. Low balance alerts can be routed to managers in real time, while monthly transaction summaries can populate a Google Sheet without any manual input. These automated processes reduce the load on operational teams and make it easier to scale without adding complexity.
Setting up these integrations is straightforward. Users log into their Zapier account, create connections, and define triggers and actions based on specific workflows. This makes it easy to build systems that respond instantly to business activities, enhancing both speed and accuracy.
Introducing Corporate Debit Cards in Singapore
Another significant milestone in this release is the introduction of corporate debit cards in Singapore. These are not just ordinary debit cards—they offer unlimited 1 percent cashback on all spending, which means businesses can now turn their expenses into rewards.
Each card can be loaded with multiple currencies, eliminating the need for costly currency conversions. Whether employees are traveling, paying for software, or purchasing supplies online, these cards provide a flexible and cost-effective way to manage expenses. Because they’re virtual, there’s no need for physical issuance, making deployment faster and more secure.
When paired with the expense management system, these cards also simplify how companies track and approve spending. Purchases are recorded in real time, and employees don’t have to worry about submitting receipts or waiting for reimbursements.
Unified Account Management
For businesses managing multiple accounts or entities, having to log in and out or switch between tabs can slow down operations. With the new account grouping feature, all accounts based in the same region can now be managed from a single dashboard.
This provides a consolidated view of all wallet balances, transaction activity, and account data. It simplifies internal transfers, reporting, and financial oversight. To activate this feature, users simply select Account Group from the dropdown under their business name in the dashboard. Once grouped, the interface provides a streamlined experience that reduces redundancy and improves efficiency.
Connecting the Dots
The changes introduced this month address some of the most common pain points faced by modern finance teams. Handling multiple currencies, managing remote payments, and integrating with existing systems can be daunting without the right tools. These updates are aimed at reducing complexity and putting more control into the hands of users.
Whether it’s through direct currency support, automated data syncing, or custom workflow automation, the features released in May empower users to do more with less manual effort. Instead of spending hours reconciling transactions or chasing down receipts, finance teams can focus on strategic planning and growth.
These tools are also built with flexibility in mind. Whether your business is a small startup or a multi-entity corporation, the new features can be tailored to fit your specific workflows and operational needs. With fewer barriers and more automation, managing international finances becomes a seamless part of everyday business operations.
The foundation laid in this release sets the stage for future improvements as well. By building integrations and automation into the core experience, users can expect even more features in the months ahead that deepen functionality and expand usability.
Enhancing Expense Management and Notifications
Effective financial operations require more than just efficient transactions. They demand intuitive tools that help teams manage expenses, control budgets, and ensure accountability without overwhelming administrators or employees. We focus on refinements to expense management workflows, real-time notifications, and new payout capabilities that help streamline financial oversight.
With more businesses adopting decentralized and digital operations, managing card expenses, verifying compliance, and tracking financial activities in real time have become top priorities. These latest improvements introduce smarter controls and better transparency, ensuring that teams can spend with freedom and accountability.
Smarter Expense Processes for Teams
Expense tracking and approval can be complex, especially for businesses with growing teams and multiple spending accounts. This release introduces key improvements that make managing expenses easier and more intuitive for both administrators and employees.
One major enhancement is the ability for administrators to preview uploaded receipts in PDF format. When an employee submits an expense, the attached receipt can now be viewed instantly from the admin dashboard. This eliminates the need to download and open separate files, reducing the time spent reviewing expenses and improving accuracy during approvals.
Searchability has also improved significantly. Administrators can now look up submitted expenses by user, allowing for a more targeted review process. This feature is especially helpful for finance teams during audits or monthly reconciliations, where tracking individual activity is crucial.
To encourage consistent compliance, employees will now receive daily reminders to submit receipts for new purchases. These notifications act as helpful nudges, minimizing the chance of forgotten or delayed uploads. The result is a cleaner, more complete set of records that speeds up the approval process and ensures all required documentation is in place.
These improvements aim to balance control and convenience. Employees are guided to follow best practices without being burdened by complicated systems, and administrators gain more visibility with fewer manual tasks.
Real-Time Mobile Notifications for Card Management
Monitoring financial activity in real time is essential for maintaining control over corporate spending. This update introduces expanded mobile notification options that empower administrators to stay informed and act quickly when needed.
Card and expense notifications can now be enabled directly through the mobile app. These include alerts for card usage, new expense submissions, and account activity that requires attention. With push notifications sent straight to a mobile device, finance teams can take immediate action without logging into a desktop dashboard.
This feature is especially useful for businesses that operate on tight margins or need to closely track spending by different departments or project teams. Notifications provide a proactive way to monitor budgets, prevent unauthorized transactions, and ensure timely approvals.
To activate mobile notifications, users simply need to update the mobile app via their device’s app store. Once updated, they can customize which types of alerts they receive based on their role or preferences. More notification types are planned for future releases, giving users even greater control over their communication settings.
Certified Payouts with BPAY in Australia
Managing payouts to vendors, employees, and other recipients is a core financial function. For Australian users, this process now includes official support for BPAY verification, bringing added legitimacy and convenience to local transfers.
With certification as a BPAY Payer Institution Member, users can now display the BPAY logo when making transfers through supported systems. This certification means that transfers meet national standards and can be executed with higher confidence and clarity.
Displaying the BPAY logo also reassures recipients that the payment process is reliable and compliant. It contributes to a more professional appearance when dealing with partners or clients and streamlines the way businesses handle recurring or scheduled payments.
This feature simplifies the payout process while aligning with domestic regulations. Users in Australia now have a more seamless way to manage local transfers without relying on third-party tools or complex approval chains.
Expanding Checkout Options with Google Pay
For businesses that manage online storefronts or recurring customer payments, checkout optimization is a continuous focus. This update introduces support for Google Pay as a new payment method, providing a fast and familiar option for users making purchases.
Adding Google Pay to the payment gateway helps reduce checkout abandonment by eliminating unnecessary steps. Customers using Android devices or Chrome browsers can complete their purchases without manually entering card details. This reduces friction and encourages faster payments.
Merchants benefit from higher conversion rates and improved customer satisfaction. When buyers feel confident and encounter fewer barriers during checkout, they are more likely to complete their transactions. The addition of this feature enhances the overall e-commerce experience for both sides.
Enabling this feature requires a few setup steps within the payment settings. Once active, Google Pay appears as an option during the checkout flow alongside other supported payment methods. The integration is designed to be secure, fast, and compatible with most devices.
A Better Experience for Admins and Users Alike
Behind the scenes, many smaller refinements have also been made to improve the day-to-day experience of using the platform. These include improved responsiveness on mobile devices, better error handling during file uploads, and performance enhancements that reduce load times when viewing large datasets.
Together, these updates create a more intuitive and responsive user experience. Admins can complete tasks more efficiently, and users receive faster feedback when submitting data or performing transactions.
These enhancements are not just about visual polish—they also address core functionality and reliability. By reducing friction at every touchpoint, the tools support a smoother workflow for everyone involved.
Supporting the Shift to Distributed Work
As more businesses embrace remote or hybrid working models, having flexible and cloud-based financial tools is no longer optional. The ability to track, manage, and approve expenses without being in the same office is now a baseline requirement for many teams.
This update supports that shift by offering mobile-first features, customizable notifications, and digital-first workflows. Whether an employee is submitting a receipt from a business trip or an admin is reviewing card usage from home, the system is designed to accommodate dynamic work environments.
Real-time collaboration becomes possible even across time zones and locations. Financial data stays centralized, but access is decentralized—allowing teams to make informed decisions without waiting for office hours or IT support.
Enabling Smarter Controls Without Complexity
One of the guiding principles behind these improvements is to offer powerful controls without overwhelming the user. Features like mobile alerts, searchable expenses, and automated reminders give users the tools they need to stay compliant and in control, but they do so in a way that feels natural and unobtrusive.
Rather than introducing rigid protocols or complex approval chains, these updates emphasize simplicity and usability. Admins can enforce policy and maintain visibility, while users remain free to focus on their core responsibilities.
This balance is essential for scaling. As businesses grow, the volume of transactions, cardholders, and data increases. These tools are designed to scale with that growth, providing the same level of insight and control regardless of team size or structure.
Building Toward More Intelligent Finance Operations
The updates introduced in this phase represent a continued move toward intelligent, connected financial systems. By refining existing tools and introducing new capabilities, the platform is evolving into a hub for seamless financial coordination.
From more accurate expense documentation to faster mobile approvals, each improvement adds to the broader goal of reducing administrative overhead and enabling better decision-making. These features also lay the groundwork for future enhancements in analytics, reporting, and compliance. Users can expect that the platform will continue to expand in response to real-world needs, delivering not just features but solutions that solve tangible problems in modern finance.
Expanding Global Capabilities and Future-Ready Integrations
The final part of the May release focuses on broadening the global reach of digital finance tools and introducing integrations that simplify accounting and reporting. These updates respond to the increasing demand for flexible, multi-region operations and seamless app connectivity. Whether you’re scaling into new markets, trying to simplify bookkeeping, or managing several entities from a single interface, these capabilities are designed to support your momentum.
From international payment collections to regional currency management and deeper software integrations, the latest features aim to make your financial infrastructure more connected, centralized, and future-ready.
Unlocking Cross-Border Opportunities with New Currency Accounts
One of the most pressing challenges for global businesses is the ability to manage collections and payments in local currencies. Traditional banking setups often involve high fees, slow processing times, and complex account structures. To reduce friction, new capabilities have been introduced to allow the creation of regional currency accounts directly from your dashboard.
With these tools, users can now generate new local accounts—such as in Canadian or New Zealand Dollars—within a few clicks. These accounts enable businesses to receive local payments from customers, pay local vendors or employees, and settle balances without needing third-party financial intermediaries.
This is particularly beneficial for companies expanding their footprint into North America or Oceania. Having the ability to operate in local currencies without setting up a physical bank branch abroad significantly lowers the barriers to entry for international growth.
Regional Wallet Grouping for Multi-Entity Businesses
Another powerful capability introduced this month is the ability to group financial accounts under one consolidated view. This is essential for businesses operating multiple entities, whether across different states or countries.
Grouping accounts enables a unified financial dashboard where users can view wallet balances, recent transactions, and payment statuses across all entities in a given region. Previously, this required logging into separate accounts or juggling multiple tabs.
By consolidating views, finance teams gain quicker insights into performance across business units. It also simplifies internal fund transfers, streamlines approvals, and reduces the risk of duplicated or overlooked transactions.
To activate this feature, users select the business name at the top of their dashboard and choose to create an account group. Currently, grouping is limited to accounts within the same regulatory region but provides a strong foundation for multi-region capabilities.
Seamless Integration with NetSuite for Bank Feeds
Accounting workflows often rely on syncing financial data across platforms to ensure accuracy and reduce manual reconciliation. This release introduces direct bank feed integration with NetSuite, one of the most widely used enterprise accounting solutions.
With the new feed, domestic and international transactions sync automatically into NetSuite, minimizing delays and reducing errors caused by manual data entry. The integration ensures that account balances, payment statuses, and vendor records remain aligned in real time.
To enable the integration, users access the Connections tab in their account dashboard and follow the prompt to link their system. Once connected, the feed begins transferring transaction data instantly, allowing finance teams to review and reconcile without uploading CSV files or spreadsheets.
This feature is a game-changer for mid-sized and large organizations, where volume and complexity demand automation and oversight. It also opens the door for future integrations with bill payment modules, further eliminating the need for dual data entry.
Streamlined Invoicing with Xero Payment Links
Invoicing delays can impact cash flow, particularly when customers operate in different countries or require various payment options. This release enables a new workflow that allows users to embed payment links directly into invoices sent through Xero.
When clients receive an invoice, they can now pay immediately using the embedded link. This means faster settlement, fewer late payments, and a smoother billing experience for both parties.
This feature supports multi-currency transactions and ensures that exchange rates are handled transparently. Businesses no longer need to chase down international payments or explain conversion details after the fact. Everything is calculated in real time and processed through the embedded link.
Setup is simple and takes place in the Connections tab. Once enabled, every invoice generated in Xero includes the link automatically, reducing friction for finance teams and customers alike.
Zapier Integration for Workflow Automation
Workflow automation is no longer just a convenience—it’s a necessity for modern businesses looking to scale efficiently. Through integration with the Zapier ecosystem, users can now connect their finance tools with thousands of apps to create powerful custom workflows.
The use cases are nearly endless: notify team members in Slack when large transactions occur, create new records in Google Sheets when expenses are submitted, or generate alerts in Gmail for low wallet balances.
No coding is required. Users select a trigger (such as a new transaction or card creation) and an action (like sending a message or creating a form entry). These workflows can be customized to fit virtually any operational need.
Zapier’s library includes thousands of apps, meaning businesses can integrate their financial systems into every corner of their tech stack. This creates a highly adaptable, scalable financial workflow capable of growing with business demands.
One Card, Multiple Currencies
For teams that frequently make international purchases, having a card that adapts to the location and currency of the merchant is a game-changer. Recent updates to corporate cards now enable spending in multiple currencies without incurring forced conversions or hidden exchange rate markups.
Virtual cards can be loaded with multiple currencies and used online or abroad. This eliminates the need to carry physical cards or manually track exchange rates. Transactions settle in the appropriate currency automatically, helping users avoid excess charges and providing more transparency into actual spending.
These features are especially helpful for distributed teams or businesses that work with international vendors and platforms. Instead of setting up separate accounts or issuing new cards for each region, everything can be managed from one interface. Combined with expense tracking tools, finance managers can monitor purchases, set spending limits, and approve expenses without waiting for receipts or dealing with reimbursements.
Optimizing Financial Infrastructure for Scale
As businesses grow, so do the demands on their financial infrastructure. Manual processes that once worked for small teams begin to crack under the pressure of added complexity, higher volume, and regulatory scrutiny.
This month’s updates are focused on scalability. Whether it’s syncing data across systems, supporting international payments, or giving teams real-time access to their financial tools, each improvement is designed to support growth without increasing overhead. Rather than relying on third-party consultants or legacy systems, users can now manage global finance operations from a centralized platform, customizing tools to fit their unique needs.
Next-Gen Integrations and Capabilities
This release also lays the foundation for even more advanced features currently in development. Coming soon are integrations with platforms like QuickBooks, expanded support for regional currencies such as the New Zealand Dollar, and additional modules for automating bill pay directly from major accounting systems.
The aim is to build a fully connected ecosystem where businesses can run all aspects of their financial operations from a single location. From budgeting to approvals, reporting to reconciliation, future updates will continue to prioritize ease of use, speed, and flexibility.
In addition to new tools, improvements are being made to the underlying infrastructure to increase performance, security, and accessibility. This includes faster processing times, new user permission tiers, and improved mobile experiences.
Supporting Global Ambition Without the Traditional Bank Model
Underlying these updates is a broader shift in how businesses approach financial management. No longer tied to traditional banks or localized systems, companies are building their own infrastructure tailored to their global ambitions.
With tools that support currency control, regional compliance, automated workflows, and scalable integrations, businesses can now operate as fluidly as the markets they serve. The goal is to reduce dependencies, simplify operations, and provide real-time financial clarity no matter where the team is located. These capabilities make it easier to take risks, seize opportunities, and move faster than competitors.
Creating a Cohesive Financial Experience
While each feature introduced this month provides value on its own, their real strength lies in how they work together. A unified account dashboard, smarter automation, seamless integration with accounting software, and cross-border payment tools form a cohesive experience that reduces friction at every step.
This end-to-end approach allows finance teams to do more with less. Whether it’s a single founder managing cash flow or a global team handling complex compliance requirements, the system adapts to meet those needs. By simplifying what was once fragmented, slow, or opaque, these updates help financial teams operate with clarity, speed, and control.
Designed for the Way Modern Teams Work
Today’s teams are more flexible and distributed than ever before. With remote employees, contractors in different countries, and online-first operations, businesses need tools that reflect this modern reality.
The features introduced this month reflect a deep understanding of those challenges. Mobile notifications, cloud-based approvals, embedded payment tools, and app integrations enable businesses to work smarter—no matter where their team members are. Modern teams need agility and precision. These tools provide both, allowing them to stay on top of spending, streamline workflows, and adapt to changes in real time.
Simplifying the Expense Approval Process
Expense management can quickly become a bottleneck when receipts go missing or when manual reconciliation slows down approvals. Recent updates aim to simplify this process for both cardholders and administrators by adding new visibility and automation layers.
Administrators now have the ability to preview uploaded receipts in PDF format directly within the dashboard. This means faster verification and fewer steps needed to cross-check transactions.
Additionally, submitted expenses are now searchable by user, giving teams better traceability and accountability. Whether managing multiple departments or international teams, this functionality helps ensure no expense goes unnoticed or unapproved.
To encourage timely submissions, users receive daily reminders to upload receipts for any new purchases they make. This steady nudging helps eliminate the usual delays that slow down reimbursements or approvals. Over time, this system builds better habits across the organization, while reducing workload for finance leads.
Real-Time Control with Mobile Notifications
Being able to act quickly when something changes is key to good financial control. New mobile push notifications allow administrators and users to stay up to date on card activity, expenses, and balance alerts—all through the mobile app.
This feature is particularly useful for finance teams managing budgets across departments. Alerts can notify admins when spending limits are approached, when low balances are detected, or when a card is used unexpectedly. Users also benefit from more immediate insights. Instead of logging into a web dashboard, they can monitor their card usage, track approvals, and get reminders directly on their mobile device.
To enable these updates, users simply install the latest version of the mobile app from their device’s app store. Once logged in, notification preferences can be customized based on role and use case, giving everyone the right level of awareness and control.
Enhanced Verification for Australian Payouts
Regulatory compliance and user confidence go hand in hand. For businesses operating in Australia, official certification has now been granted to support BPAY verification for outbound payments.
As a certified BPAY Payer Institution Member, users can now display the BPAY logo during transactions and benefit from increased reliability and security. This enhancement builds trust among vendors and simplifies the process of verifying payout information.
Using BPAY also enables centralized recordkeeping and reduces manual intervention, making it easier to track payments over time. For users accustomed to paying suppliers or bills through this method, the added support significantly reduces the steps required to stay compliant and organized. This new capability streamlines how businesses in Australia manage their disbursements, while aligning with expectations for transparency and operational integrity.
Enabling Frictionless Checkouts with Google Pay
For businesses selling products or services online, the checkout experience plays a critical role in conversion rates. New support for Google Pay as a checkout method allows customers to pay quickly, securely, and with fewer steps.
Rather than entering card details manually, customers can use saved credentials to complete purchases in just a few taps. This reduces drop-off rates and leads to faster, more seamless transactions—especially for mobile users.
The payment method also integrates automatically into the checkout flow, minimizing development time or technical overhead for the merchant. Whether operating a small storefront or a large-scale marketplace, this update ensures buyers have access to payment tools they already trust and use regularly.
With this addition, businesses benefit from:
- Reduced cart abandonment
- Shortened payment cycles
- Increased mobile conversions
- Improved customer satisfaction
Combined with other payment features, this update makes it easier for sellers to cater to global customers with locally preferred payment methods.
Expanding Capabilities with Upcoming Tools
While May delivered a wide range of new features, the roadmap ahead includes even more functionality designed to round out the experience. In particular, three major capabilities are currently in development:
Integration with QuickBooks
For businesses that rely on QuickBooks for bookkeeping, a native integration will soon allow direct syncing of transactions, categorization, and reconciliation. This eliminates double-entry and ensures that records remain accurate across platforms.
Finance teams will be able to:
- Automatically import payment data
- Sync chart of accounts
- Reconcile bank transactions in real-time
This will save hours of monthly manual work and reduce human error across financial reporting.
New Zealand Dollar Collections
For companies with operations or clients in New Zealand, the ability to collect payments in NZD is being prioritized. This will allow businesses to open a local currency account, collect funds domestically, and avoid unnecessary exchange costs.
By receiving payments in NZD, businesses can serve New Zealand customers more efficiently and improve the customer experience while reducing payment delays.
This feature will be particularly impactful for:
- E-commerce businesses expanding into ANZ markets
- SaaS providers with regional pricing models
- Agencies working with New Zealand-based clients
NetSuite Bill Pay
Following the success of bank feed integration with NetSuite, work is underway to introduce a full Bill Pay integration for users in Australia and Hong Kong. This will enable businesses to:
- Pay invoices directly from within NetSuite
- Track due dates and payment statuses
- Automate approval workflows
Combining payment capabilities with NetSuite’s accounting environment creates a truly closed-loop system, reducing friction and improving visibility for accounting teams.
Building Toward a Unified Global Platform
The goal behind these features and the upcoming roadmap is to create a unified system where businesses of all sizes can manage their financial needs with clarity, control, and speed. Whether the priority is gaining real-time insights, simplifying compliance, or offering smoother customer experiences, the tools now available support these goals.
What’s especially powerful is how the ecosystem is designed to grow with the business. As users expand into new regions or scale headcount, their financial infrastructure can adapt without requiring new vendors or complex system migrations.
By investing in real-time automation, multi-currency support, and software integrations, the tools are built to support modern businesses that are digital-first, global by default, and committed to operating efficiently.
Supporting Better Decision-Making Across Teams
Ultimately, all of these improvements funnel into a larger benefit: more informed, more confident decision-making. When finance teams have instant access to spend patterns, invoice statuses, and transaction records, they can allocate resources more effectively.
When employees are empowered to make purchases with clear rules and automated reporting, they feel trusted and equipped to do their jobs well. And when customers can complete transactions faster and in their preferred formats, they’re more likely to convert and return. This interconnected system strengthens communication between operations, finance, sales, and leadership—reducing friction and driving better outcomes at every level.
Designed for a Distributed, Digital-First Workforce
Today’s teams don’t sit in the same office or even the same country. These new capabilities are tailored to the reality of asynchronous, global collaboration. Whether it’s setting card limits remotely, automating cross-border payouts, or consolidating reporting from multiple entities, every update supports a remote-friendly model.
The ability to manage everything through mobile apps, cloud dashboards, and automated workflows means that even lean teams can operate with enterprise-level efficiency. The result is a more agile organization that can respond faster, scale smarter, and adapt confidently to change.
Closing Gaps in Legacy Systems
Legacy banking and finance systems were not built for modern businesses. They rely on physical infrastructure, manual approvals, and disjointed platforms. These new tools challenge that model, providing a fully digital, integrated, and user-friendly alternative.
By bridging gaps in expense tracking, regional payments, and customer experience, these updates offer a fresh approach to financial operations—one that’s not just reactive, but proactively designed for growth.
What used to take days of back-and-forth and manual entry can now happen in seconds with accuracy and transparency. And that shift means businesses spend less time managing systems and more time building value.
Empowering Every User—Not Just Finance
Lastly, these features aren’t limited to finance professionals. Team members across departments—from HR to marketing to operations—benefit from easier tools to manage their part of the business.
Pre-approved cards eliminate paperwork. Automated workflows reduce interruptions. And mobile alerts keep everyone aligned without endless meetings or email threads.
When every user can contribute to efficiency, the entire organization moves faster.
With these capabilities in place, businesses are better prepared to take control of their financial operations while embracing new markets and opportunities on their terms.
Conclusion
The May 2022 release has delivered a robust set of features and integrations that redefine how modern businesses manage their financial operations. Across four major themes—international accessibility, automation, productivity, and control—each release has worked toward a unified goal: removing the friction of traditional banking systems and enabling businesses to operate globally with ease and efficiency.
The introduction of new currency accounts, streamlined invoicing through popular accounting platforms, and deeper integrations with productivity tools have empowered businesses to reduce operational overhead while speeding up cash flow. Whether it’s the ability to collect payments in CAD, integrate directly with accounting software, or automate repetitive tasks through smart workflows, each enhancement addresses real-world challenges faced by growing businesses.
On the employee and team front, new capabilities like mobile notifications, expense tracking reminders, and digital-first card programs have brought simplicity and control to everyday business spending. These improvements reduce administrative burden while fostering trust and accountability among staff—no matter where they’re located.
Meanwhile, enhancements like BPAY certification, Google Pay support, and regional capabilities such as NZD collections and localized dashboards ensure that companies can expand into new markets with confidence. By aligning with local financial norms and customer expectations, these features help businesses stay competitive while maintaining compliance and consistency.
This release isn’t just a list of product updates—it’s a reflection of how financial tools can evolve in tandem with the needs of a modern, distributed, and tech-savvy workforce. The ecosystem built through these features creates a foundation for scalability, allowing teams to manage complexity without sacrificing speed or clarity.
As more integrations and regional capabilities continue to roll out, the focus remains clear: equip businesses with the infrastructure they need to grow globally, respond quickly, and spend wisely. With these tools in hand, organizations are now better positioned than ever to navigate challenges, seize new opportunities, and operate with true financial confidence—wherever they do business.