Tallie

Name: Tallie
Rating: 1.1 (10 reviews)
Author: Emburse, Inc.

Finance

Free · Designed for iPad

10 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Finance
Developer

Emburse, Inc.
Language

EN
English
Size

51
MB

Tallie is an industry-trusted business expense report automation software solution that streamlines the entire expense management process—from point of purchase to accounting and reimbursement. Tallie automates the management and tracking of expenses through a suite of enterprise-grade policy compliance, internal control, and analytics tools. Tallie is the leading SaaS expense management innovator and enabler of the complete cloud-based accounting ecosystem. In close collaboration with users, CPA practitioners, and industry-leading accounting, technology, and financial partners, it has developed mobile-enabled solutions for comprehensive data capture, intelligent transaction categorization, robust approval controls and seamless accounting integration. Tallie was recognized for technology leadership by CPA Practice Advisor, 2014 Tax & Accounting Tech Innovation Award Winner, Inc. Magazine as a Top-50 high-growth software company and 2014 Awesome App by The Sleeter Group. Tallie currently serves more than 2,000 small-medium business (SMB) customers and 100,000 active paying users who have deployed its business-class expense-management solutions.

Ratings & Reviews

1.1

out of 5

10 Ratings

Difficult to use and doesn’t always work
Sep 15

zshall
This app is so frustrating. I’ve got a PDF receipt I’d like to upload and it’s on my phone. The Tallie iOS app only appears to allow uploading of photos, not PDFs, and if you try to choose an existing photo (like a screenshot of the PDF) all images show up as blank white images.
Difficult to use and doesn’t always work
Sep 15

zshall

This app is so frustrating. I’ve got a PDF receipt I’d like to upload and it’s on my phone. The Tallie iOS app only appears to allow uploading of photos, not PDFs, and if you try to choose an existing photo (like a screenshot of the PDF) all images show up as blank white images.
Does not work
Aug 26

Tripmaestro
App cannot upload photos of receipts and process them. I wait and wait and wait and nothing happens as I get the spinning buffer wheel. Better to either fix it or pull the app off the store.
Does not work
Aug 26

Tripmaestro

App cannot upload photos of receipts and process them. I wait and wait and wait and nothing happens as I get the spinning buffer wheel. Better to either fix it or pull the app off the store.
Look elsewhere
Sep 10

T-O-Double D
The mobile app in particular is pretty bad. Adding a simple expense sometimes doesn’t work and uploading a picture? Fuhgeddaboutit. Also, never matches up with web app.
Look elsewhere
Sep 10

T-O-Double D

The mobile app in particular is pretty bad. Adding a simple expense sometimes doesn’t work and uploading a picture? Fuhgeddaboutit. Also, never matches up with web app.
Weakling of the Expense App World
09/19/2017

Greg Honeycutt
What is the whole purpose of having an app? Convenience, right? This cheesy app does not allow you to map your personal credit card. You must wait for your merchant(s) to post the expense(s) (whenever they get around to it) and your credit card company to clear the expense(s) (that can quite often take an inconvenient amount of time) - even though you have receipts. And you have to monitor these tasks only through your desktop or laptop - you're not allowed to do so through the app; the app is too static and feature-less. And this phone app won't let even you change the date of the expense which is most time listed incorrectly. Or dollars to Euros and vice versa - which they also sometimes get wrong. You have to do that from the laptop or desktop. Convenient? I think not. If I have to use my laptop anyway, what is the point? This is basically a cheap, do–nothing app created for the purpose of showing the world they too have an app, and they're hoping nobody reveals how sucky it is. This app is the weakling of the expense world.
Weakling of the Expense App World
09/19/2017

Greg Honeycutt

What is the whole purpose of having an app? Convenience, right? This cheesy app does not allow you to map your personal credit card. You must wait for your merchant(s) to post the expense(s) (whenever they get around to it) and your credit card company to clear the expense(s) (that can quite often take an inconvenient amount of time) - even though you have receipts. And you have to monitor these tasks only through your desktop or laptop - you're not allowed to do so through the app; the app is too static and feature-less. And this phone app won't let even you change the date of the expense which is most time listed incorrectly. Or dollars to Euros and vice versa - which they also sometimes get wrong. You have to do that from the laptop or desktop. Convenient? I think not. If I have to use my laptop anyway, what is the point? This is basically a cheap, do–nothing app created for the purpose of showing the world they too have an app, and they're hoping nobody reveals how sucky it is. This app is the weakling of the expense world.