Overview

If your organization requires that different workspaces have different billing owners, but only one person should pay the Expensify bill each month, you can enable Consolidated Domain Billing.

How to enable Consolidated Domain Billing

Consolidated Domain Billing is a domain-level feature, so to access this setting, you’ll first need to claim and verify your domain. You can do this by heading to Settings > Domains > Domain Name > clicking on a setting such as Groups > and then clicking Verify.

Once the domain is verified, you can enable Consolidated Domain Billing under Settings > Domains > Domain Name > Domain Admins > Primary Contact and Billing.

How to use Consolidated Domain Billing

When a Domain Admin enables Consolidated Domain Billing, all Group workspaces owned by any user with an email address matching the domain will get billed to the Consolidated Domain Billing owner’s account.

Deep Dive

Consolidated Domain Billing best practices

If you don’t have multiple billing owners across your organization, or if you want to keep billing separate for any reason, then this feature isn’t necessary.

If you have an Annual Subscription and enable Consolidated Domain Billing, the Consolidated Domain Billing feature will gather the amounts due for each Group workspace Billing Owner (listed under Settings > Workspaces > Group). To make full use of the Annual Subscription for all workspaces in your domain, you should also be the billing owner for all Group workspaces.