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Travel and dealing with travel expenses

Since I am dealing with traveling a lot these days. I got contacted by the staff from http://reimburse-it.com/ to participate in their open beta program. So far the demo is really great. In most other expense tracking software the whole application feels convoluted. It's still in open beta so if anybody wants to give it a try just ask them.

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