Ask any purchasing card program manager how they spent their Tuesday morning, and there’s a decent chance the answer involves a spreadsheet and eyes that have gone a little crossed from scrolling. Some program managers have convinced themselves that thorough oversight means personally reading every line of every transaction, rather than leveraging reports to do
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Reviewing spend for a global card program has its challenges. However, the review process doesn’t have to be a daunting task.
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In order to maintain and grow your card program, changes are often required. As your goals and card policy change, it’s important to make sure employees are up-to-date with all the new developments. Fraud, card misuse, and abuse can occur in any organization. One of the best lines of defense against this is thorough card
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Training employees on your card program policies is so much easier when done online. See how to incorporate virtual cardholder training to free up time and resources in your organization.
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Training cardholders in your organization on how to follow policy can be tricky. This is true for both organizations with a P-Card program or those that issue Travel Cards, Fleet Cards, One Card, etc. Cut down on fraud and misuse by properly training employees, approvers, and program managers from the get-go. In our experience, it
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Aligning an organization’s purchasing policy with a card program is a vital step toward maintaining the financial health of your business. Card programs are ever-changing and policies should also reflect this change. Updated policies will help an organization to manage contract compliance, credit card security, as well as cardholder purchasing habits. To stay current with
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