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American Express and Emburse Announce Expanded Partnership and New Ways to Automate Expense Management for Emburse Enterprise Customers

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American Express and Emburse Announce Expanded Partnership and New Ways to Automate Expense Management for Emburse Enterprise Customers
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American Express and Emburse Announce Expanded Partnership and New Ways to Automate Expense Management for Emburse Enterprise Customers

2025-11-06 22:01 Last Updated At:22:11

NEW YORK & DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov 6, 2025--

American Express and Emburse are expanding their strategic partnership with the launch of two new features—American Express Virtual Card issuance and Real-Time Transaction Data—in Emburse Enterprise Expense, an AI-powered platform that helps large organizations simplify travel, expense, invoice, and payment workflows while improving visibility and control.

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With these new features, joint American Express and Emburse customers can quickly issue Amex Virtual Cards within Emburse’s platform, expense entries are created and categorized automatically with mobile notifications on-the-go, and finance teams gain increased visibility into spend as it happens.

"Expense management remains a cumbersome process for our enterprise customers. They are looking for ways to simplify the employee experience whilst strengthening policy adherence and controls. We're thrilled to partner with Emburse to deliver an intelligent expense experience and give our customers even more from their card programs,” said Widad Chaoui, Senior Vice President of Corporate and B2B Products, American Express.

“This expansion makes it even easier for our shared customers to manage business spend with confidence and speed,” said Paul Nagy, Chief Product Officer of Emburse. “Together, we’re helping organizations simplify the way employees pay for and reconcile expenses – giving teams enhanced clarity, actionable insight and a better overall user experience.”

A virtual card is a digital payment method with a unique card number, expiration date and security code that protects sensitive financial information and helps businesses better manage expenses for employee and non-employee spending, supplier payments, and projects. Last year, American Express and Emburse introduced American Express Virtual Card capabilities within Emburse Spend, streamlining expense management for small and midsize businesses.

With American Express' Real-Time Transaction Data capability, Corporate Card transaction data flows through expense management software as purchases happen, automatically generating and pre-populating expense submissions. This prompts mobile app notifications to Card Members to upload receipts or any other requirements and gives administrators up-to-date data. Next year, this capability will be made available to even more customers across Emburse Spend and Emburse’s mid-market solution, Emburse Professional.

Emburse offers a comprehensive portfolio of travel and expense management solutions that support organizations of all sizes—from small businesses to global enterprises.

As a leader in global business payments, American Express helps businesses automate and streamline expense management, vendor payments and business travel with a selection of powerful digital tools designed to integrate with existing systems. Terms apply.

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About American Express

American Express (NYSE: AXP) is a global payments and premium lifestyle brand powered by technology. Our colleagues around the world back our customers with differentiated products, services and experiences that enrich lives and build business success.

Founded in 1850 and headquartered in New York, American Express’ brand is built on trust, security, and service, and a rich history of delivering innovation and Membership value for our customers. With over a hundred million merchant locations across our global network, we seek to provide the world’s best customer experience every day to a broad range of consumers, small and medium-sized businesses, and large corporations.

For more information about American Express, visit americanexpress.com, americanexpress.com/en-us/newsroom/, and ir.americanexpress.com.

About Emburse

Trusted globally by more than 12 million finance leaders, travel managers, and professionals, Emburse serves over 20,000 organizations in 200 countries and territories —including Global 2000 enterprises, SMBs, public sector agencies, and nonprofits.

By proactively managing and accurately validating spend, Emburse ensures robust financial governance, enhanced compliance, and unsurpassed visibility into spend behaviors - all while dramatically streamlining the process for every employee.

Emburse Expense Intelligence transforms reactive expense management into infrastructure for strategic growth. Powered by Emburse AI, it orchestrates corporate spend across travel booking, reimbursements, AP, and payments, embedding dynamic policy controls and predictive insights directly into workflows. This real-time approach empowers organizations to adapt quickly, reduce risk, and guide spend before money leaves the business.

Emburse Expense Intelligence is more than a feature, it’s a framework for transformation, reshaping the role of finance teams from administrators to strategic drivers of organizational success.

To learn more about Emburse, visit www.emburse.com and check out our social channels @emburse.

American Express and Emburse Announce Expanded Partnership and New Ways to Automate Expense Management for Emburse Enterprise Customers

American Express and Emburse Announce Expanded Partnership and New Ways to Automate Expense Management for Emburse Enterprise Customers

NEW YORK (AP) — Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin and his New Jersey Devils counterpart Jacob Markstrom had a lengthy fight midway through the third period of the Rangers' 4-1 win Tuesday night.

The netminders fought at 9:05 of the third period near the Rangers' net after Shesterkin was part of a larger scrum behind the goal involving most other players on ice. Both goaltenders removed their helmets and exchanged punches — with Shesterkin landing more blows to his Swedish opponent.

"I'd like to thank my boxing coach,'' Shesterkin quipped after the game.

In a mostly dismal home season for the Rangers — with just 12 wins in 37 games at Madison Square Garden — the spirited fisticuffs between goalies brought some of the loudest cheers of the year from the home crowd.

"We needed that,'' Rangers captain J.T. Miller said. "There hasn’t been, unfortunately, a lot to cheer about early this year. To have a moment like that, it’s really special.”

Markstrom left his crease and skated the length of the ice where he and Shesterkin brought the crowd to its feet with the rare goaltender-versus-goaltender battle.

“It shows his character, shows he's a competitor,'' Devils captain Nico Hischier said of Markstrom's willingness to fight. ”It's huge for us ... I know Markie is an emotional guy. That's what you want to see in your team."

Shesterkin punctuated the fight by wrestling Markstrom to the ice, bringing even louder roars from the crowd.

“It was a great fight. I didn’t know Shesty had that in him,” Rangers coach Mike Sullivan said.

Rangers fans continued to chant “Igor, Igor," in support of their combative goaltender as play resumed, and the Rangers went on to win their third-straight home game in decisive fashion.

Shesterkin and Markstrom each received five minutes for fighting and two minutes for leaving their creases.

“I felt like I needed to do something,'' Markstrom said about entering the fracas at the other end of the rink. ”It's adrenaline. You just go there and swing for the fences."

Miller lauded his team's star Russian netminder, who has 186 victories in seven seasons as a Ranger — and now one prolonged fight — on his resume.

“It's just so rare, unexpected,'' Miller said. ”That was just old-school ... I think it was great for our team to see that. To see what a goalie can do — obviously goalies aren't fighting that often — to see him have him have our back and stick up for himself obviously sends a message that he's such a leader for us."

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New York Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin (31) stops a shot during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Ottawa Senators Monday, March 23, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

New York Rangers goaltender Igor Shesterkin (31) stops a shot during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Ottawa Senators Monday, March 23, 2026, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II)

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