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More companies today authorize and control corporate purchases
by placing purchasing cards in the hands of their employees. Merchants who
accept purchasing cards are able to provide a value-added service to their
business-to-business (B2B) customers, increase customer loyalty and achieve
preferred supplier status.
Purchasing cards are an effective B2B solution that helps corporations
reduce the administrative costs associated with authorizing, tracking, paying
and reconciling small purchases, while maintaining control over their company's
purchasing process.
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Merchants who accept purchasing cards have the
advantage of attracting thousands of American businesses that process more than
$300 billion of business-to-business purchasing transactions. Acceptance of
purchasing cards allows merchants to capitalize on the growing B2B opportunity
by encouraging corporate customer loyalty. FDIS offers
merchants purchasing cards, Levels I through III.
FDIS offers three purchasing card payment solutions that
enable suppliers to accept all major purchasing cards from their buyers.
Merchant suppliers also benefit from FDIS's 24/7 customer
support.
Purchasing card, Level I
Level I provides businesses with limited information. No additional
information, other than what data is captured in a transaction is necessary.
Therefore, no prompts or special point-of-sale equipment or software is
required.
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Date
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Cardholder name, accountnumber
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Default accounting (if applicable)
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Supplier name, location
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Supplier ZIP code
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Total dollar amount of purchase
Level II >
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