Fetch Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our Technology department uses Fetch to maintain files on our website. It allows us to keep an organized database of files—mostly photos and PDF documents needed by people accessing our website. It's a quick and simple application that requires little training on the user end.

Likelihood to Recommend

We use Fetch alongside our website that's built on WordPress. We have some databases set up on our site that pull from Fetch folders, and in some other places on the site, we simply link to files we have stored on our server through Fetch. There is nothing fancy about Fetch—it just gets the job done!

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Fetch to allow employees in multiple regions to submit expenses to a central accounting team. This allows us to save employees' time in tracking and submitting expenses. It helps to standardize expense reports and saves paper. While Fetch doesn't track mileage or other expenses directly, it gives a single 'portal' for an employee to track their expenses.

Likelihood to Recommend

Fetch was a great upgrade for us when we started using it since we were moving from a paper/email based manual expense system. It would probably work well for a smaller company with a few departments. We pretty quickly hit a wall with it where it essentially met our needs, but we had to live with many limitations. Again, it was an improvement from a manual expense system, but there could have been more detail to the expense reporting options to handle standard situations. A few months ago Fetch announced that they were ceasing operation. I'm not sure if they were shifting directions or if they got acquired, but the expense reporting system we used went away.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Fetch to reimburse our employees for out-of-pocket expenses. It is used across the whole company - about 10 people submitting expenses in a given month, 3 approvers (department heads) and one accounting user who makes the payments, runs the reports and integrates them into Quickbooks.

In the past, we let people email receipts or 'self-built' expense reports with tables in Excel; and then we had to cut each person a check whenever we wanted to pay them back. Now, employees have the Fetch mobile app and simply take pictures of receipts; when the manager approves an expense it gets paid out to their bank account automatically via Fetch.

Likelihood to Recommend

Especially in a small team, where we trust our employees and just need a simple way to deal with a tedious process, Fetch is great!

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our organization purchased Fetch to streamline expense reporting and management within the company. Individuals on our team travel frequently, make business-related purchases for our fulfillment operations, the list goes on. We were submitting spreadsheets with receipts attached in monthly emails to my business partner / our CFO, who proceeded to categorize and reimburse everyone after going through the submissions. It was a headache for everyone involved. We did some digging online and came across Fetch, signed up for the 14 day free trial and haven't looked back. Our entire team can now submit expense data on the fly, in real-time to our CFO, who can instantly approve them for reimbursement at the end of the month.

Likelihood to Recommend

We are a small company (15 employees) but we travel quite a bit, and often have to make business-related purchases on our own accounts. Fetch has been perfect for us at this stage of our business. Our CFO has found it simple and easy to manage with 15 total users. I cannot speak to how successful a larger operation would be at implementing this, but have no reason to think it wouldn't be straightforward to scale within a larger company.