While issuing corporate credit cards makes sense for employees who travel for work or who make company purchases on a regular basis, it may not be the best option for employees who don't often have company-related expenses. In addition, using a corporate credit card just isn't a viable option for paying merchants who don't accept card payments. Given those scenarios, how do you currently reimburse employees who make company purchases out of pocket? If you're still requiring your employees to fill out an expense reimbursement report and attach paper receipts - which are then routed to accounts payable to manually review and process - there is a better way.