How Iconic Bike Brand Raleigh Geared Up For Better Expense Management

An ability to evolve with the times is what helps to keep one of the world’s best-known bike brands ahead of the pack.

From its origins in 1887, making bicycles from a Nottingham workshop, Raleigh UK has grown into a company whose current range features all of the latest in today’s electric bike technology.

It’s an ability to change which is also seen in their approach to business administration and their recent search to find a smarter way to manage their employee expenses.

By making the switch to Webexpenses, they have removed the need to print and post paper receipts and claim forms with employees benefiting from a streamlined and automated cloud-based solution.

A smartphone app and advanced OCR scanning allows claimants to easily capture the required information from a paper receipt, instantly converting it into a digital format.

Benefits of on-the-go expenses

Adam Stubbins, Finance Manager of Raleigh UK, said the company had made a smooth transition to the new management tools:

“All our users are taking really well to the system – for our colleagues on the road, they love the mobile app for claiming their expenses on the go.

“They also like the option of emailing their receipts across to their Webexpenses account if needed. Our casual users of Webexpenses tend to use the web UI for submitting their claims and they’re having no problems with the system at all.”

The improved administration process has allowed the company to move to a fortnightly payment run and they are now looking to implement credit card integration.

Upgrading the most iconic bicycle brand

Raleigh UK is now part of the Accell Group, a company that owns a range of bicycle and accessory brands across Europe and North America.

The company’s renowned history includes creating the iconic Raleigh Chopper bike in the 1970s and the Raleigh Burner range of BMXs in the 80s. Today, Raleigh is at the forefront of the electric, adult, and kids bike markets- producing world-class cycles for the whole family.

Related articles

An image showing the logos of Webexpneses and Traild.

Webexpenses vs. Traild: An Honest Comparison for MYOB Users

Even though people often compare us, Traild isn’t really a competitor to Webexpenses. It’s an accounts payable automation tool that gets loosely bundled in with expense management because of its strong ties to MYOB. If you’ve been comparing them and us, the short answer is this: Traild solves invoice processing, and Webexpenses solves expense management plus invoice processing.  They overlap on one thing and […]

A graphic showing Webexpenses vs Soldo

Webexpenses vs Soldo: UK Expense Management Comparison 2026 

If you’re comparing Webexpenses (that’s us!) with Soldo, it helps to know upfront that we’re not really solving the same problem. So it’s less a question of ‘Webexpenses vs Soldo’ and more a question of which need your business is trying to solve. We’ve built Webexpenses as a dedicated expense management platform, one place for every […]

Close-up view of a modern car interior featuring illuminated digital instrument cluster and dashboard controls. Automotive technology concept showing speedometer, warning display, driving information, and premium vehicle cockpit design in low light conditions.

Everything You Need to Know About HMRC Mileage Rates 2026/27 

The HMRC mileage rate, or if we’re being more formal: the Approved Mileage Allowance Payment (AMAP), is the amount you can pay an employee, tax-free, for using their own vehicle on a business journey.  In other words, rather than reimbursing fuel, insurance and wear and tear separately, HMRC sets a single pence-per-mile figure that covers all of it in […]