Cimmra Expenses vs eRequisition

Cimmra Expenses manages employee expense claims from receipt submission through reimbursement. Employees can submit receipt photos or PDFs in a browser, where OCR converts them into digital claim lines. The software checks limits by category, employee grade, and location when a claim is entered, and can route exceptions for higher approval. Mileage and per-diem entries are calculated using policy rates. Approved claims are handed off to payroll or accounts payable, while employees can follow claim status through payment. Cimmra lists integrations with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Tally, Oracle NetSuite, and REST or SOAP APIs. Employees can capture claims and receipt photos from any device through a browser; the product is also listed as available through an API. Cimmra presents its software as procurement software for enterprise organizations and states alignment with ISO/IEC 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR guidelines, and India's DPDP Act 2023. Pricing is on request, and the Expenses page invites prospective customers to book a demo. Cimmra's terms say new clients may receive a one-time, limited-period free trial at its discretion, without specifying a duration.

eRequisition is web-based software for managing purchase requisitions and purchase order approvals. A request can pass through a customized workflow with up to six reviewers; after approval, it can become a purchase order in QuickBooks or NetSuite. Integrations are listed for QuickBooks Online, QuickBooks Desktop, and NetSuite. The Desktop connection requires an eRequisition agent on the system containing the QuickBooks company file. The standalone plan supports Excel imports for locations, vendors, items, charts of accounts, classes, ship methods, and terms. Teams can track purchases across departments, vendors, and items and analyze historical buying data. Other listed tools include email approvals, vendor creation, attachments, internal chat, configurable roles and permissions, approval limits, routing, and approval history. The homepage states that eRequisition is SOC 2 Type II certified, and plans include chat and email support. A 14-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. Monthly single-user plans are $11.99 a month for QuickBooks Online, $15 a month for standalone, and $30 a month for NetSuite or QuickBooks Desktop.