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  1. SAP Concur Blog

    4 Questions to Ask When Interviewing B2B Payment Providers

    The article recommends four questions for evaluating B2B payment providers: whether the payment solution is customized or out-of-the-box; what the provider means by 'vendor analysis'; how the provider supports onboarding new vendors; and how well its platform integrates with your systems. It notes that checks are being replaced by faster, easier, and more secure digital payment methods, helping businesses save money and even generate new revenue streams. A CSI executive said its vendor analysis draws on hundreds of thousands of accepting vendor records from a 20-year internal database plus Mastercard and Visa data.

  2. SAP Concur Blog

    Conferma Pay Integrates Virtual Card Payments with Concur Invoice

    Conferma Pay has expanded its role in the SAP Concur partner program, integrating its virtual payment technology with Concur Invoice. When a business receives a supplier invoice, a virtual card can be generated for the specific amount within Concur Invoice, and pre-authorized payment details are securely provided to the supplier. The virtual payment is automatically reconciled against the invoice, reducing manual work for finance teams. Paul Raymond, Director Strategic Relationships at Conferma Pay, said this expands virtual card payments to a wider range of B2B scenarios, increasing automation, reducing fraud risk, and improving spend control.

  3. SAP Concur Blog

    New SAP Concur and American Express Integrations Benefit Small Businesses

    SAP Concur and American Express have introduced two new integrations designed to automate invoice and expense processes, providing small businesses with a more efficient end-to-end spend management experience. The first integration combines Amex's B2B payment capabilities with Concur Invoice to automate supplier payments; the second connects Amex business cards with Concur Expense to automatically import transactions into expense reports.