Feature
Full spend visibility — no surprises at month end.
GiftingFlow gives finance and procurement the controls they need: departmental budgets, per-recipient caps, approval thresholds, and real-time spend tracking — all in one place.
Across featured pools below
Trailing window — illustrative
Pool-weighted rollup
Finance desk queue
What you get
Built for scale, designed for precision
Departmental budgets
Allocate gifting budgets per team, cost centre, or business unit. Each department sees only their own spend — finance sees everything.
Per-recipient and per-occasion caps
Set maximum gift values by recipient tier or occasion type. Exceeding the cap triggers an approval request instead of blocking the gift.
Real-time spend tracking
Live dashboard shows committed spend, delivered spend, and remaining budget — by period, department, or campaign.
See it in action
Designed for teams who move fast
Pool budgets with guardrails
Cost centres, regions, and programmes each get their own burn-down with carry-forward logic baked in.
| Request | Amount | Requester | Waiting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Executive tier — Cairo Tech renewal crates | EGP 18,400 | S. El-Haddad | 2d |
| Ramadan add-on — 42 VP-tier recipients | EGP 96,000 | Procurement | 5d |
Route exceptions cleanly
Pending approvals show who is blocking spend, for how long, and which policy caused the pause.
- 01Automatic soft holds when utilisation crosses 85% pending leader review.
- 02Approvals stamped with SLAs surfaced to the budgeting queue dashboard.
Coach teams before they breach
Threshold nudges highlight who is about to overshoot — finance intervenes while there is still runway.
Procurement can trace an approved lump sum to seasonal waves, VP tiers, or ad-hoc client moments in one lineage strip.
Bridge planning and finance
Calendar hooks show which enterprise campaigns will hit the ledger next — procurement and FP&A stay aligned.
Ready to put this to work?
We onboard a limited number of enterprise accounts at a time — integration support and a dedicated quality layer from day one.