We are excited to announce that Card Integrity will be an exhibitor this year at Cards and Payments on Campus! The conference will take place virtually, February 22 & 23, 2023. Planning to attend? We are excited to connect with you all virtually. We will have staff available at our virtual booth to discuss the […]
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Are you looking for ways to streamline your invoice review process? We’ve put together a video to provide you with 5 quick tips to help you improve the efficiency of your invoice review process. From automating the process to using the right software, these tips will help you save time and money. Discover More Tips
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Managing expense data can mean more than handling invoices. For larger organizations, expenses can also include managing card programs for travel or office supplies. The amount of data coming in can become overwhelming. Especially if resources are tight and you’re dealing with staff shortages or budget constraints. When data is siloed among departments, it becomes
For many, a new year means a fresh start. It’s a time to reflect on the past, examine any shortcomings, and then look forward to the future, with a resolution to do better. Whether your plan is to lose weight, exercise more, or save money, now is the perfect time to set new goals, all
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As we approach the New Year, it is time to start setting goals and improving your card program. To help make this process easier, we have compiled a list of our top expense control blog posts from 2022 on a number of topics including fraud, compliance, T&E, and industry insights. Whether you are looking for
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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 those standards. Your policies and procedures (also known as “P&P”) won’t mean a thing if your cardholders don’t know them or don’t
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