Overall, the payments company reported revenue growth of 152 percent for the most recently ended quarter.  However, Bill.com boosted spending by nearly six times and the company lost $75.7 million in the most recently ended period, up from nearly $13 million in red ink a year earlier. Revenue rose to $116.4 million from $46.2 million year-over-year. The company boosted sales and marketing spending by nearly six times to $62.3 million from $12.9 million. During a recent earnings webcast, CEO Rene Lacerte discussed plans including integration features to provide consistent navigation for Bill.com and Divvy, including a single sign-on and accounting software integration. “We are also working on longer-term initiatives to provide a seamless platform experience, including integrated budgeting, reporting and analytics,” Lacerte said.