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- Check4 days agoNo Change Detected
- Check11 days agoChange DetectedA new Integrations section has been added to the Subprocessors page. This change expands the page structure to accommodate information about partner integrations alongside the existing data-sharing details.SummaryDifference0.1%

- Check18 days agoChange DetectedA new AI Disclosure entry was added to the Subprocessors list to document AI-related data processing. This update clarifies how data may be used by AI tools within Expensify's workflow.SummaryDifference0.1%

- Check32 days agoChange DetectedMerge is added as a subprocess with access to customer employee information and HRIS integrations; Google Gemini is added as a subprocess for receipt scanning, with receipts (images and PDFs) shared by users; CloudFactory is removed as the processor for receipt transcription.SummaryDifference1%

- Check46 days agoChange DetectedThe footer copyright year has been updated to 2026, reflecting the current year in the site's legal notice. This change affects only the footer branding and does not modify any page content or functionality.SummaryDifference0.1%

- Check88 days agoChange DetectedAn addition introduces 'Ask Concierge AI to handle expenses, analyze spend, and more' and a 'Learn more' link, signaling new AI-assisted capabilities on the page. A deletion removes the TrustRadius Buyer's Choice 2026 award mention and a 'Read more' link, removing former social proof and an extra navigation option.SummaryDifference0.5%

- Check166 days agoChange DetectedThe footer/legal text was updated to include a Terms of Service link. It also clarifies that money transmission services are provided by partners, including Expensify Payments LLC (NMLS ID: 2017010).SummaryDifference0.5%

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