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Founded in 2016 by Blake Murray and Alex Bean, Divvy provides a comprehensive financial platform designed to help businesses manage spending. The company's core offering integrates smart corporate cards (credit and charge cards) with real-time, cloud-based software for expense tracking, budgeting, and reporting. This allows businesses to eliminate expense reports, prevent out-of-policy spending before it happens, and gain real-time visibility into their finances. In June 2021, Divvy was acquired by Bill.com (now BILL) for approximately $2.5 billion and now operates as "Divvy, from BILL," continuing its mission to simplify and control business spending.

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