分贝通 (Fenbeitong) is a Chinese corporate spend management platform combining travel booking, expense reimbursement and AI financial controls.
分贝通 digitizes the whole cycle of corporate spending. Employees book travel, pay for meals and supplies through company-controlled cards and accounts, while AI matches invoices, enforces policies and categorizes expenses automatically. Managers set budgets and approval rules per team, and finance gets real-time visibility with clean data flowing into accounting systems. The platform integrates air, rail, hotel and ride-hailing suppliers in China, and its card-based model eliminates most out-of-pocket reimbursement entirely.
分贝通 is sold through enterprise subscriptions based on company size and usage, with pricing provided through its sales team.
It serves Chinese companies whose employees travel and spend frequently and whose finance teams want to eliminate manual reimbursement.
Employees book travel and pay for daily expenses through company accounts and cards, with policy applied automatically at the moment of purchase. Invoices are captured and matched by AI, categorized and pushed into accounting systems without reimbursement forms. Finance teams configure budgets and approval chains per department, and dashboards show committed versus actual spend in real time.
Chinese companies often adopt it to end the reimbursement queue entirely — once bookings and payments flow through one account, most expense reports disappear. Integrate the ERP before rollout so accounting categories map cleanly, and communicate policy changes early; card controls only work when employees understand them. Managers should review budget dashboards monthly to catch drift before it becomes a quarterly surprise.
分贝通 is an enterprise service; deployments and pricing are arranged directly with the vendor.
Yes, integration APIs connect 分贝通 with ERP, accounting and HR systems used by Chinese enterprises.
Its card-based all-in-one model removes reimbursement workflows entirely, a step beyond expense tools that merely digitize them.
Yes, invoices are captured, matched and categorized automatically with policy checks applied before posting. The processed data flows into accounting systems, which removes most manual data entry from the expense cycle.