An app that manages employee expenses is offering 12 months of free access to UK charities.
The offer has been launched by ExpenseOnDemand to help charities reduce costs and time in handling staff expenses amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
The app allows employers to upload and claim business expenses from a smart phone and is aimed at supporting organisations where staff are working remotely.
“The last 12 months have been tough for charities as many businesses have cut back on charitable donations and activities and key fundraising events have had to be cancelled,” said Sunil Nigam, ExpenseOnDemand founder.
“The team at ExpenseOnDemand wanted to be able to offer some support to charities across the UK by giving them completely free access to our systems.
“This will not only help reduce their costs but also allow them to benefit from our simple automated solutions so they can save time and manage staff from multiple
locations.”
Charities have long been utlising digital tools to improve their back office functions. Last year Charity Times published its top 10 back office tools and resources for charities.
This includes a run-down of the latest finance software, cloud based accountancy and human resources products among others.
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