The Float Blog

We’re excited to announce that Float has closed US$30M in Series A financing led by Tiger Global.

Startups are growing at high speed and the last thing they need is something to bog them down. That’s why startups across North America are beginning to see the value in eliminating time-consuming, manual processes and making way for more innovative and efficient tools.

Properly managing your expenses today is one step startups can take to protect their future.

Demand is increasing, revenue is flooding in and your startup is on the path to unwavering growth. Now’s the time to ask yourself, is your team equipped to handle growth at full speed?

One of the most common errors new businesses make is blurring the lines between personal and business expenses. Here’s a few (good) reasons to keep them separate.

Financial stability in any organization is the result of having the proper processes, systems, policies and values in place. This is what many refer to as a “healthy spending culture.”

If you’re a company looking to streamline your financial processes, automated spend management software will flip your biggest pain points right on the head.

More recently, many startups are exploring new ways to automate their financial and accounting processes. But, how can they do this?

If you’re a Canadian startup who often uses U.S.-based software, then you’re probably wondering how this will affect the way you purchase, monitor and record these types of expenses.

Many startups often fail due to a lack of capital in their first year of operating. Corporate cards — physical and virtual — serve as a great tool to help startups effectively manage their growth, monitor spending and increase operational efficiency.