It’s a situation most of us have encountered at one point or another in our careers. Two departments work together towards the same goals, but they don’t have much communication or visibility into what the other is doing, and it creates unneeded difficulties for everyone. Marketing and sales. IT and operations. Purchasing and accounts payable. […]
Achieving Better Visibility Across Invoices and Purchasing Cards Read More »
It’s become a bit of a holiday tradition here at Card Integrity to provide a “round up” of the most popular blog posts at the end of the year. The idea is to allow readers to gain the best insights going into the New Year. It’s a great time to take a look at your
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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR RECORDING: Fraud and Misuse Scenarios Card Managers Should Include in Cardholder Training DATE RECORDED: October 29, 2025 DURATION: 42 Minutes Training Webinar Description: In this webinar, cardholder training experts at Card Integrity will cover different fraud and misuse scenarios that we’ve seen crop up as we monitor expenses for organizations. Real-world examples and
Cardholder training is one of many internal controls that organizations can use to bolster their protection against fraud, misuse, and abuse on company issued credit cards like P-Cards and travel cards. What sets it apart from other internal controls is that cardholder training is designed to stop fraud and misuse before they ever happen. Other
Cardholder Training Despite Time, Budget & Resource Constraints Read More »
In a previous article, Setting Goals for a More Successful Card Program, we discussed the importance of defining goals for your card program by applying the attributes of the SMART acronym, which stands for: But now that you have goals set for your card program, what are you doing to actually achieve them? What good are goals
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“You have to spend money to make money”. This oft-quoted (and somewhat cliché) idiom is an old business adage that basically says investment is necessary to generate more income. Good investments generate more income, that’s true. And that’s what the idiom generally refers to. But in some cases, this idiom is more literal than you
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