A corporate card program runs itself until the bookkeeping comes due. The spend sits in Brex, neatly listed, and yet the ledger lags behind: transactions waiting to be coded, receipts matched by hand, a statement that someone reconciles in a long, joyless session at month-end. The strange charge from six weeks ago gets noticed exactly when it is hardest to reconstruct.
Nance keeps the ledger current instead. Brex transactions are booked as they arrive, receipts matched and attached, cost centers assigned under your rules, statements reconciled line by line. Spending that breaks the usual pattern is surfaced as a finding while the trail is still warm. Brex stays in charge of the cards; Nance makes sure the books never fall behind them.