There are a lot of reasons to review data obtained from the use of purchasing cards (also known as P-Cards). Most of those reasons revolve around catching fraud on the part of card users. But here’s another reason to consider: P-Card data reviews can also help your business keep tabs on your dealings with “preferred suppliers.” What’s […]
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Card Integrity is pleased to announce that we will be attending the 2025 NASPO Exchange Conference at Caesars Palace in March. The NASPO Exchange conference is an event organized by the National Association of State Procurement Officials (NASPO). It aims to build relationships between the supplier community and state governments. This event is a first
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As we make our way to the third article in Card Integrity’s “Back to Basics” series, we wanted to take an opportunity to discuss a topic that has not been touched on much in the past. Prohibited categories are common in any commercial card policy, but depending on the specific industry of the organization, they can
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If you’re running a business, or working in procurement or sourcing for a large organization, you are creating relationships whether you are fully cognizant of it at all times or not. It’s a huge part of procurement and sourcing. But some of those relationships can become a little more unique — and downright lucrative. Case
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In the realms of supply chain and procurement, it has been well established that measuring supplier diversity is an incredibly important, and impactful, part of the process for any organization. According to Harvard Business Review, a diverse supplier is “a business that is at least 51% owned and operated by an individual or group that
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Supplier diversity is a priority for procurement departments in higher education. Doing business with historically disadvantaged businesses is a wonderful way for an academic institution to give back to the surrounding community. Not to mention, it promotes healthy competition. Card Integrity has spent a lot of time talking about supplier diversity initiatives in procurement. We
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