
From search dashboards to fintech scale, Galán has spent two decades turning noisy systems into useful decisions. After six years across Divvy and BILL, his newest project is an unusually honest one: deciding what deserves his attention next.

BILL bought Divvy to move beyond paying invoices. Now its fight with Ramp is a contest over who gets to control business spending before, during, and after the swipe.

The expense tools look increasingly alike. The choice comes down to whether finance wants a standalone command center or spend management inside a broader back-office suite.