SpendFetch consolidates your agency invoices, media buys, vendor expenses, and in-house spend into a single real-time view with AI-powered analysis built in.
No commitment required · Faster to implement than traditional ERP integrations
For most marketing and procurement teams, getting a clear picture of spend means chasing data across systems, spreadsheets, and inboxes. By the time you have answers, the decisions have already been made.
SpendFetch goes far beyond consolidation. It gives marketing and procurement teams the tools to track, analyze, protect, and continuously improve every dollar spent.
A continuously updated view of total marketing spend, with projected budgets measured against actual expenditures as they happen, not at month-end.
Track and compare across any dimension your organization uses.
What are your YTD agency fees? What did you spend on media or influencers last quarter? SpendFetch answers in seconds, not days.
Explore long-tail expenses, model budget cut scenarios instantly, and monitor spend across production, media channels, and total campaign costs across all agencies and resources.
Track key risk indicators to proactively manage vendor exposure before issues escalate.
Monitor reconciliations, aging credits, unbilled media, principal media, agency affiliates, rebates, discounts, early payment discounts, makegoods, and under-delivery. Know exactly who and when to audit.
SpendFetch goes beyond spend tracking by conducting structured campaign post-mortems that assess outcomes, investment efficiency, and how cross-functional teams operated under real conditions.
Because it measures cost, performance, and how the system functioned under pressure, you know what's working and what areas need attention. Detect early warning signs in agency relationships before they become irreconcilable.
SpendFetch is designed for rapid deployment. Most teams are seeing live data well ahead of what a typical ERP integration requires.
Book a 30-minute demo and we'll walk through exactly how SpendFetch works for your organization's spend structure. No generic pitch, just a real look at the product.