Maycur AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Maycur is a Chinese spend management platform for expense reimbursement, travel, invoices, payables, receivables and electronic archives. AI reads fapiao, reviews claims and attachments and answers policy questions for mid-sized and large companies.

The product family includes AI expense reimbursement, AI archives for electronic accounting records, AI cloud invoicing for incoming and outgoing invoices, AI payables, AI receivables and a BI module for finance analytics. It connects to DingTalk, Feishu and WeCom, to ERP systems such as SAP, Kingdee, Yonyou and Oracle, to travel platforms like Ctrip and Didi, and to banks for direct payment.

Maycur is headquartered in Hangzhou and states more than 4,500 enterprise customers and five million users. It names automatic translation of documents into 13 languages and over 150 currencies. According to its privacy policy, data is stored on Alibaba Cloud or Huawei Cloud servers in mainland China.

• Turns invoices into expense linesEmployees photograph or upload paper, electronic or PDF invoices, and the OCR extracts the invoice data and creates the expense entry. Maycur states that this saves most of the time spent filling in claims.
• Reviews claims and attachmentsMore than 13 compliance checks run on every document, and a language model reads non-standard attachments and contracts. Finance reviewers see which documents fail a check and spend their time on those cases.
• Plans trips and applies policiesAI suggests itineraries, calculates allowances and matches bookings against travel policy limits. Travelers book within policy from the start, which reduces corrections after the trip.

• Deep integration with DingTalk, Feishu and WeCom, the collaboration apps most Chinese employees use daily.
• Lists SOC 1 and SOC 2 reports alongside ISO/IEC 27001 and China's Multi-Level Protection Scheme Level 3.
• Covers payables and receivables in addition to expenses in one product family.

Maycur is based in Hangzhou and cites more than 4,500 business customers, including over 500 listed companies, with integrations into Chinese platforms such as DingTalk, Feishu and WeCom.

Maycur fits groups whose employees in China claim expenses with fapiao and use DingTalk, Feishu or WeCom. The privacy policy places data on servers in mainland China, so ask whether an international deployment exists and how cross-border transfers are handled. Request the SOC 1 report if auditors rely on the expense process, and clarify the ERP connector for your general ledger.

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