Whether you are looking to manage your expenses as an individual or a business, web 2.0 has something to offer. This week we took a look at applications that help track expenses, with a mind to how easy they were to use, what features they offered, and what kind of user would benefit from them. Read More »
When it comes to tracking business expenses, an application needs to have more than the ability to enter and report on expenses, it needs to have auditing, status, and approvals worked in. Nexonia does this and more by offering functions outside of expense reporting. Read More »
Feature-wise moneygement has what expense applications should have; the ability to add in expenses by type and date, enter a description, and see what's been spent by date. What budget minded users will find most useful are at the left and right of the page, a budget box and a spending rate box (respectively). With the budget box users can see what's been spent in relation to income (input on the transaction page as a category) or budget, and in the spending rate box users can see what their rate of spending is for the month. Read More »
Designed with the individual in mind, ExpenseView allows its users to track expenses within a budget, comparing spending with income. Easy to use, easy to intuit, ExpenseView makes expense tracking simple. Read More »
Expens'd is a simple application to be sure, but when it comes to finances, especially the complicated expense process, simplicity is a good thing. Four tabs let you enter in your expenses, manage users, and generate simple reports for comparisons. Read More »
For businesses and individuals managing expenses is an important part of fiscal health - not only does it help manage the flow of money, but it can tell you what expenses you can expect in the future. To help with this there are a number of web 2.0 applications that are designed to help manage expenses by tracking costs and generating reports. Read More »
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