Become aware of the pros and cons of p-card usage for your company or organization and then find ways to avoid or, better yet, eliminate the cons.
The Pros and Cons of P-Cards for Large or Growing Card Programs Read More »
Eliminating wasteful spending is an ongoing focus for card program directors and managers. While it is important to keep your eyes peeled for larger, unnecessary purchases, some smaller forms of spending, like sales tax, can still add up and cost the organization more money that could best be spent elsewhere. If your organization is tax
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To achieve card program goals, program managers go beyond setting goals and track them with spend data. Learn five best practices for tracking card program goals that can promote the health and success of your card program.
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In the fourth article in Card Integrity’s “Back to Basics” series, we focus on one of the more fundamental aspects: setting goals. This series presents an opportunity for both beginners and long-time card program administrators to learn and/or get reacquainted with the elemental knowledge that lays the foundation for a successful system. Where would a
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When it comes to smaller corporate purchases for procurement or travel, P-Cards are a great tool to simplify the process. However, introducing, maintaining, growing, and managing a P-Card program brings its own set of challenges. Thankfully, there are plenty of best practices and keys to success that you can use to make things easier. It
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If you’ve spent any amount of time in purchasing, procurement, sourcing, or finance, you’re likely to be well acquainted with rebates. And even if not, most everyone who has ever owned a credit card is familiar with the concept. A rebate is an incentive that credit card providers offer, usually in the form of a
Maximizing Rebates: Don’t Spend More, Spend Wisely Read More »
