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procurement best practices start before the purchase

Procurement Best Practices Start Before the Purchase

Ask around about procurement best practices and you’ll hear a pretty familiar list: don’t use department or shared cards, set sensible spending limits, put approval workflows in place, restrict merchant categories that have no business showing up on a statement. All good advice, and all of it has one thing in common. It’s decided before

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Internal Controls That Managers Need to Communicate to Cardholders

Communication. It’s a simple word, and it’s a simple action, and yet the lack of it threatens a commercial card program’s success. Are you communicating to your employees what they need to know? Here are two of the most important internal controls that managers need to communicate to cardholders to ensure a successful card program. Your

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The difference between spend data visibility and transparency in purchasing

The Difference Between Spend Data Visibility and Transparency in Purchasing

When discussing ways to improve your organization’s internal spend controls, it is helpful to take a holistic look at your spend program as a whole to identify areas for improvement. Often, we find that organizations can make significant progress just by getting a better hold of their spend data. The data is there, it’s just

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No luck needed: spotting green flags in your spend data

No Luck Needed: Spotting Green Flags in Your Spend Data

In the world of purchasing and procurement, especially as it pertains to corporate credit cards such as P-Cards and travel cards, we have a tendency to focus on the negative. Fraud. Misuse. Abuse. Maverick spend. Split transactions. Wasteful spending. It makes sense to spend a lot of time thinking about problems that could be plaguing

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