When it comes to reporting and analytics in the world of expense management, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with messy expense data, especially when you have so many sources of data to consider. When we say messy expense data, you may have an image in your head of what we mean. Messy expense data is […]
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Card Integrity has announced a cooperative partnership with the Virginia Higher Education Procurement Consortium (VHEPC). This means that Card Integrity’s expense monitoring services are being rolled out to VHEPC member institutions as a value-add for being part of the Consortium. We are thrilled to continue to work with VHEPC and its member institutions by providing
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Find the answers to your questions on boosting expense data insights and how finance teams can become more data-driven in their decision-making.
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The procurement realm is often placed under one big umbrella. If you’re purchasing goods and services for your business in a way that minimizes risk and maximizes value, you’re in procurement. This makes it so that when you search for knowledge and resources relevant to your job function, it’s easy to find basic information, but
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Allowing employees to make business purchases via online accounts—specifically Amazon Business—has gained significant popularity in recent years. It is now safe to say it is more than a trend, and there is a good chance your organization already uses it. Like all avenues of business purchasing, however, such accounts have their pros and cons. How
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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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