Campfire

🚨 New feature alert! 🚨 Close management is now live on Campfire… right in time for your September close! Campfire customers can now perform all close management tasks directly from within Campfire's close management checklist - saving you time and headspace on your next monthly close. Automatically perform close tasks such as drafting revenue accounting and elimination entries. Or manage any close task such as reviewing payroll accruals and confirming that bank reconciliations are complete. If it’s a part of your close, it’s now accounted for directly in your accounting software with full auditability and approval workflows. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gxccBXKZ

At Campfire, we take customer feedback seriously. That's why we're excited to share just a few of the features launched in October to improve your experience. Updates include: • Marking invoices or bills as paid from transactions • Running income statements by department • Generating invoices at the entity level ... and much more! See a full list of updates -> https://bit.ly/3YKd1T9

The landscape for spend management has rapidly shifted over the past few years. Here’s a breakdown of the chess moves and strategy of key players. The ultimate goal is coverage across three categories that provides full visibility and unification of all money out at a company: 1. Payroll 2. Accounts payable (AP) / bill pay (structured spend) 3. Corporate cards, reimbursements, misc. expenses (unstructured spend) And all players are strategically racing towards the goal: • Divvy from BILL and Brex created a new model • Ramp is founded and launches a card with higher rewards • Expensify introduced AP & a corp card  • BILL acquired Divvy from BILL to enter spend management • Brex and Ramp launched accounts payable • Zip extended from procurement intake into accounts payable • Intuit QuickBooks moved into debit cards and bill pay • Rippling launched corp cards and accounts payable • Paylocity acquired Airbase What does this mean for finance teams? Read the full article by Campfire founder, John Glasgow -> https://bit.ly/4fqgVWL

🔥 Fire feature alert! 🔥 Save hours on board reporting with department-level visibility built directly into your chart of accounts. Campfire customers can now easily report by department within the rows of their income statement. And the best part is, it’s only one of the many multi-dimensional reporting features in Campfire! Want to see more? Join founder, John Glasgow, on our upcoming product demo this Friday 11/1 at 1PM ET / 10AM PT. Register here -> https://lnkd.in/gBViR-6E

We'll raise you up ✨ ...by giving you time back for the strategic tasks that matter most 😉

Curious what a modern accounting looks like? Join us for a quick product demo with CEO & Founder, John Glasgow, next Friday 11/1 at 1PM ET / 10AM PT. Register here -> https://lnkd.in/gBViR-6E

🚨 PSA: Ramp 🤝 Campfire 🚨 We've partnered with Ramp to bring you a superior end-to-end accounting automation experience. That means harmonized reporting on your spend across payables, card transactions and reimbursements. And less time spent on manual uploads and categorization. Through the launch of Ramp’s New App Center, companies (like ourselves at Campfire!) can directly integrate into Ramp’s platform. Offering a seamless experience for mutual customers and helping to build the future of finance, together. Learn more about the launch -> https://bit.ly/40k8kAq Eric Glyman Pavan Reddy Teddy Riker Connor Crennan #Accounting #Finance #Fintech

I’m thrilled to share that Campfire is featured on Ramp's New App Center. 🎉 Ramp is our most popular integration at Campfire, so building the integration and joining the Ramp App Center were obvious steps in providing a premium, end-to-end accounting automation experience for our customers. While also giving Campfire exposure to the 25,000+ customers on Ramp. 👀 Thank you Eric Glyman, Pavan Reddy, Teddy Riker, and Connor Crennan for highlighting the integrated experience that we have created for our joint customers. We are in constant communication with the Ramp team in an effort to modernize the software stack for finance and accounting teams. Today’s announcement is an acknowledgement of this joint effort between our teams! 🤝 Learn more about the launch -> https://bit.ly/40k8kAq

The OG #SanFrancisco chapter gathered for an evening of great food and deep discussions on the future of Ops & Finance. We were joined by a stellar group of leaders, including James Chou, Erin Anderson, Aron Kirschner, Lauren Kim, Trish Emhof, Neoshi Chhadva, Jason Mighdoll, Jason Randoing, Rohit Divate, Kirsten Michler, Tiffany Ly, Sungwoo Chon, Russ Fagaly, Ted Kao, and Michael Golub. Thank you to our sponsors, Patrick Kealy III & Eli Jawed and Niural, and John Glasgow and Campfire, for making the night possible. Events like this serve as a reminder of how innovation fuels the future of ops and finance. Here’s to driving forward with fresh ideas and stronger connections!

Lots of fantastic conversation at our Operators Guild dinner in San Francisco. Incredibly inspiring to hear from such a strong group of leaders pushing the boundaries in tech. 🔥 + a big thanks to our partners at Niural, including Patrick Kealy III and Eli Jawed who made this possible!