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Harvard And Capital One Survey Mid-Market B2B ePayments Adoption

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When it comes to B2B payments digitization, not every company will experience the same journey. The current picture is quite optimistic: Researchers estimated that roughly half the value of mid-market B2B payments is already digital, with 59 percent of firms reporting the use of electronic funds transfer (EFT) to pay their invoices.

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Virtual Cards Can Be Valuable For Analog Industries

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Last week’s launch of the Mastercard Track Business Payment Service, designed to automate payments between the world’s suppliers and buyers, is just one sign that B2B payments are changing. Employees are no longer required to submit expense reports and wait for reimbursements, which are often tied to bi-weekly payroll cycles.

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What Drives Corporates To Ditch Some Payment Tech, And Flock To Others

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Increasingly, financial executives who start out tracking accounts payable (AP) volumes and chasing down coworkers’ expense reports will quickly find that the position demands a watchful eye on all aspects and categories of corporate spend — from travel and expenses (T&E) to procurement.

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How SMB FinTech Elevates (Not Negates) The Need For Humans

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The continued use of paper checks and Excel spreadsheets epitomize this trend: Despite the influx of accounts payable automation tools, new commercial and virtual card offerings, faster ACH options and automated accounting platforms, checks and spreadsheets continue to be favored tools.