Accounting Software Integrations

It depends on the accounting integration and transaction type. Ramp can sync the original transaction currency, card statement currency, or accounting provider’s configured currency, but each integration has its own rules for card transactions, bills, and reimbursements.

Expense management platforms integrate with NetSuite by syncing coded card transactions, receipts, reimbursements, and bill data to the appropriate subsidiary. For businesses operating across countries, the integration should also account for each entity’s functional currency, local tax codes, payment accounts, and intercompany accounting needs.

Expense management platforms integrate with QuickBooks Online by sending coded expenses, receipts, reimbursement records, and bill data into the accounting system. For international businesses, the integration also needs to account for each entity’s accounting setup, the currency used for reimbursements and bills, and how transactions are represented in QBO.

Expense management platforms integrate with Sage Intacct by syncing coded card transactions, receipts, reimbursements, and accounting fields into the appropriate entity. For international businesses, the integration should support entity-level configuration, local currencies, tax coding, and reimbursement workflows without requiring finance teams to re-enter the same information in two systems.

Expense management platforms integrate with Xero by sending coded card transactions, receipts, reimbursement records, and bill data into the accounting system. For international businesses, the setup should also account for entity structure, the currencies used for spend and reimbursement, and the accounting fields each entity needs for reporting.