Connect Brex integrations
Consolidate your company's global card transactions and corporate expenses by automating Brex on Make. Linking this financial platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly update budgets, approve vendor invoices, and export tax-ready datasets. Sign up today to start automating your corporate treasury pipelines.
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Automate Your Financial Workflows: Integrate Brex with Make
Connect Brex to Make to automate expense syncing, get real-time spend notifications, and match receipts instantly. Simplify your financial operations and keep your books audit-ready without manual data entry.
Automated Expense Syncing
Automatically send Brex transaction data to your accounting software or Google Sheets, eliminating manual data entry.
Effortless Receipt Matching
Automatically pair receipts from your email or Google Drive with the correct Brex transactions to keep your books audit-ready.
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Real-Time Spend Notifications
Get instant alerts in Slack or Microsoft Teams whenever a large transaction occurs or a card is declined.
Instant Card Provisioning
Create Brex user accounts and issue virtual corporate cards automatically when onboarding a new hire in your HR system.
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What is mapping?
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