Reimburse across borders without rebuilding the expense in a spreadsheet — and see where OKTicket is the better fit, especially for AEAT-certified digitisation and corporate travel.
Recommendation
Choose Clara Global when cross-border, multi-currency reimbursement and finance-owned approval rules are the priority. Choose OKTicket when you need a company card, advances and petty cash, corporate travel, or AEAT-certified digitisation — capabilities Clara Global does not cover today.
Dimension
Clara Global
OKTicket
Countries, currencies and languages
Submission from any country and in any currency. Interface in six languages.
Does not state on its website how many countries it operates in (retrieved 11-09-2026). Describes the Lite plan for those who “record expenses in a currency other than the euro”.
Card, advances and how reimbursement happens
Does not issue cards or execute payments, and does not cover advances or petty cash. Delivers an Excel (XLSX) report that finance executes from its own bank.
“The OKT Card is a MasterCard debit card”, with limits per employee, category and period; advances in “cash, transfer, cheque…” and API connection with “more than 100 banking institutions”.
Exchange rate
The transaction-date rate, from a market feed, fixed when the expense is submitted. With no rate for that currency and date, it reaches the report unconverted.
States that the user chooses the expense currency and that the app converts automatically using the European Central Bank as reference.
Approval flows and thresholds
Rules by amount, category, requester, role, currency and cumulative spend per month or quarter; multi-step chains; bulk approval; preview against the last 30 days.
Multi-step approval flow with as many validation flows and milestones as the company defines, thresholds per user, category and period, and duplicate-expense alerts.
Multi-entity
From the Pro plan. Free is limited to one entity and carries a monthly expense quota.
“Manage, filter and validate the expenses of the different companies in the group with a single user, from one place and in the same session.”
Expense capture and AI
OCR with categorisation and WhatsApp on every plan; responsive web, no native app; Policy Agent from Pro. In Enterprise, and active today: narratives, fraud triage with seven detectors plus LLM review, and suggested rules with backtesting.
Describes PelAIo, which “automatically identifies any type of document, even if it is in poor condition or handwritten”.
Corporate travel
Does not manage it: no booking, no travel request and no agency connection.
Dedicated page: “requests, advances, per diems and trips connected” and “automated travel requests. You request, the system automatically emails your travel agency”.
Certified digitisation and AEAT
No certified digitisation and no tax validation with the Agencia Tributaria.
“Okticket’s technology has been approved by the AEAT for certified digitisation of invoices, simplified invoices, substitute documents and other documents.”
Integrations and API
Today, no ERP connectors and no public API. The bridge is the Excel (XLSX) report and CSV listings.
Names its connectors one by one — Sage, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics and Business Central, Oracle, Odoo, A3ERP, Libra, SolMicro, Workday, Qlik, Power BI, Holded — and offers an API. It does not publish a total.
Pricing and plans
Self-serve signup with a Free plan. OAuth single sign-on on every plan.
Three plans — Corporate, Lite and Free — with no published amounts. The Free plan, “up to 5 users per CIF”; the calls to action, “request a demo” and “contact”.
OKTicket is a Spanish expense platform with a company card (OKT Card), advances and petty cash, corporate travel, and AEAT-approved certified digitisation; Clara Global is a cross-border reimbursement workflow — any country, any currency — with finance-owned approval rules and a payment-ready report, but no card, no payments and no certified digitisation.
OKTicket does: the OKT Card is a MasterCard debit card with limits per employee, category and period, plus advances in cash, transfer or cheque. Clara Global does not issue cards and does not execute payments.
It depends on what the expense process is for. If your people advance their own money and the problem is getting it back quickly, across currencies, under rules finance can change, Clara Global fits. If you need a card, petty cash, travel booking or AEAT-certified digitisation, Clara Global does not cover those today.
Clara Global accepts expenses from any country in any currency and stores the original amount, its currency, the rate and the converted amount on the expense; the rate is the transaction-date rate, fixed at submission. OKTicket states that the user chooses the expense currency and that the app converts automatically using the European Central Bank as reference.
Clara Global has no ERP connectors or public API today — the bridge is the Excel (XLSX) payment report and CSV listings. OKTicket names connectors including Sage, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics and Business Central, Oracle, Odoo, A3ERP, Libra, SolMicro, Workday, Qlik, Power BI and Holded, and offers an API.
No. OKTicket lists three plans — Corporate, Lite and Free — without published amounts, and its calls to action are “request a demo” and “contact”. Clara Global publishes a self-serve Free plan, with Pro and Enterprise above it.
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