Switching from Divvy for higher limits and reduced administrative overhead

Tiled allows organizations to build microapps for their sales, marketing, and learning content. A microapp is a web-based interactive document that performs like a website or app but requires no code.

Tiled was using Divvy for corporate spending and expense management, but soon after adopting, Tiled CFO, Ethan Christensen, felt that he was not saving time by using the platform.

While all these budgeting features had sounded good on paper, Christensen was finding that his team just didn’t need them. Plus, they kept running into issues with their daily credit limit, which was preventing them from spending when and how they needed.”

More than once my team were forced to use personal cards to cover hotel stays after the Divvy cards decline,” said Christensen. Because of the frequency of these declined transactions, Tiled decided to not use Divvy cards for some of their most important expenses like paid advertising. “We would be several days into the month until we realized Google Ad spend had stopped working.”

Christensen wasn’t actively looking for a new solution when Brex reached out, but after learning more, he decided it could be the right fit to help reduce the administrative overhead he was dealing with.

Brex is ideal for fast-growing startups like Tiled because it is easy to implement and manage day-to-day. Plus, we know how essential a healthy credit limit is to accelerating growth.

Now that Tiled is using Brex, Christensen has time back in his day to use on more important work rather than administering their credit card account every day. He has better visibility into how his team spends while worrying less about whether or not his daily limits would be reached.

Plus, all the info he needs is right at his fingertips in the Brex dashboard, without creating more work for him to manage.