One of the most important facets of a successful credit or purchasing card program is finding a card issuer who’s just right for you.
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Tags: Best practices, Communication, Cost cutters, Fraud prevention, Internal controls, Purchasing cards, Technology, Vendor relations
To keep controls tight, save time and prevent fraud, a well-written policy on credit and purchasing card usage is a must-have. The question is: What exactly should it cover?
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Tags: A/P, Best practices, Communication, Credit cards, Policy manual, Purchasing cards, Technology
Corporate cards are safer than most other forms of payment. But even they aren’t totally bulletproof.
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Tags: Best practices, Communication, Controls, Corporate credit cards, Fraud prevention, Purchasing cards, T&E
P-cards aren’t just for the big boys anymore. Their use is growing fast — and will for some time, for one very good reason.
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Tags: A/P, Cutting costs, Purchasing cards, Technology
Card programs can more than pay for themselves if you get one with benefits tailored to your usage.
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Tags: A/P, Cutting costs, Purchasing cards, Technology, Vendor relationships
Corporate cards save you time and reap hefty rebates for the company. So why do so few travelers comply?
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Tags: Best practices, Cost cutting, Employee communication, Purchasing cards, T&E, Travel cards
Done right, company purchasing cards can save you tons of time and headaches. But few companies really do it right.
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Tags: A/P, A/P resource, Cost cutting, Purchasing cards, Resource, Technology
You know how vital the right controls are to catch unauthorized spending on corporate credit or purchasing cards. Someone ought to tell the feds.
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Tags: Credit cards, Expense padding, Fraud, Internal controls, Purchasing cards
