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
Green Flags: Communicating Positive Purchasing Behavior to Increase Visibility and Confidence
Communicating positive purchasing behavior to employees who purchase goods and services for the organization often remains overlooked by approving managers or the central review team. Focused on red
9 Best Practices to Make the Most of Your P-Card Auditing
P-Cards, or purchasing cards, are a great way for organizations to streamline their purchasing processes. However, P-Cards can also be a source of fraud and abuse if they are not properly managed.
A Card Program Best Practice: Aligning Policy with Card Program
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
Meeting the Challenges of Multiple Payment Methods
Wouldn’t it be great if your company had just one way of paying for supplies, travel, and other expenses? That’s a nice business utopia in theory, but the reality is that most organizations have
Getting the word out: Communicating policies and procedures
You’ve taken the time to create policies and procedures that will help your credit card system run as smoothly as possible. Now don’t miss an important next step: Ensuring that your cardholders know
Alternate Date for Higher Education Webinar
Did you recently attend the P-Cards on Campus 2017 Conference in Orlando but couldn't make Card Integrity's March 8th P-Card webinar? If you didn't get a chance to speak with us at the conference or
Webinar Series on P-Card Best Practices: Monitoring Gift Card or Gift Certificate Purchases
Webinar Topic: Discover best practices when monitoring P-Card purchases for gift cards or gift certificates. When: Wednesday, December 14, 2016 11:30am-12:25pm EST / 10:30am-11:25am
When ignorance is not so bliss: Connecting the lack of training with the misuse of P-Cards
Consider this hypothetical scenario: You work in the travel industry — and you are a P-Card user. After a hard day of serving customers, you find yourself in your next port of call. Exhausted, you