Wondering what Apple’s ambitions in payment mean for corporate travel? You’re not alone. Yael Klein of AirPlus International is here with her two cents. When Tim Cook introduced the new Apple Card in March as “the most significant change in the credit…
Treasury & Risk magazine last month recognized Bristol-Myers Squibb for new payment programs that include virtual cards for meetings and a switch to Citi for greater acceptance. The company implemented the multi-faceted program in 32 countries within eight months. Sara Friedlander, BMS…
[UPDATE, June 14, 2019: Starting June 17, users of Southwest Airlines’ Swabiz corporate booking portal must insert their credit card’s three- or four-digit security code. According to the airline, that includes those using a “Swabiz ghost card” (when card info wasn’t stored…
Australia-based travel agency automation firm Troovo hit the scene a few years ago with robotics to handle various transaction processing and other agency mid-office functions. Now it’s starting to make some hay by applying those robotics to virtual payment processes. Orbit World…
San Diego – Industry players are working to smooth out the rough spots in virtual payment for managed travel. Even without commonality across all the players, many travel program managers are finding the benefits of virtual payment too good to pass up….
Released last month, Grasp Technologies’ latest version of the GraspPay virtual payment system integrates with online booking tools via XML connections. Aside from SAP Concur’s work to integrate virtual payment with its Compleat mid-office system, no parties had accomplished seamless online booking…
AirPlus International and Cornerstone Information Systems are working together on virtual card programs. According to an AirPlus official, the companies are piloting with select customers back-office integration through Cornerstone’s iQCX system. The official said clients would not need a virtual payment intermediary…
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