"expense manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is responsible for managing and tracking expenses. For example, "The company hired an experienced expense manager to keep track of their business-related expenditures."
Mary Savoie-Sthehens, the global travel and expense manager for PeopleSoft, a technology company, agreed.
Android, £5.99 This money-manager app gives you a detailed view of your finances, combining an expense manager, bill manager, cheque-book register and colour-coded budget-planner.
On Android, the free EasyMoney — Expense Manager app is similar to MyWallet+, with the added options of tracking different accounts (like credit card versus daily spending), measuring spending against different budgets and tracking which bills you've paid.
8. Easy Money Android, £5.99 This money-manager app gives you a detailed view of your finances, combining an expense manager, bill manager, cheque-book register and colour-coded budget-planner.
The unit also includes Royal's own personal information manager software for the PC, plus an expense manager program, a calculator that can convert foreign currency and metric measurements, a world-time clock, games and all the standard organizer applications.
I also use the app to store receipts and simply drag them onto the desktop or our expense manager when I need them.
In 1992, for example, when Lufthansa's senior management made it clear that the company was going to have to reduce expenses, managers in this category shot first and aimed later.
The course running costs included facilitator's wages and travel expenses, managers' salaries and travel expenses, administration costs (administrator's and meeting organisers' salaries), software licence fee and telephone/internet bills.
Having completed what some experts described as the perfect away performance to beat Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday, Southampton produced a similarly professional effort to dispose of Championship opposition in the FA Cup, but at the sort of expense their manager, Ronald Koeman, dreaded.
Their lists contain both their own funds and others, plus data on performance, expense and manager tenure.
It is easy enough to dismiss the dilemma of training managers, though we may need new leaders or leaders at the expense of managers, by saying that the need is for people who can be both.
