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Topic: Payments Automation

Card Programs for High-Volume Supplier Payments: What to Evaluate

A card program is sold on rebate and judged on its first big payment run. Here's what to test before thousands of supplier invoices depend on it.

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Oct 19, 2026
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What Is an eCheck? A Payer's Guide to Paying Suppliers by Electronic Check

What Is an eCheck? A Payer's Guide to Paying Suppliers by Electronic Check

"eCheck" can mean an ACH debit or an emailed check. AP needs to know which one a supplier means before agreeing to pay that way.

ACH Prenote: What It Verifies, How Long It Takes and When AP Still Needs One

ACH Prenote: What It Verifies, How Long It Takes and When AP Still Needs One

A prenote confirms a bank account can take ACH entries. It doesn't confirm who owns it, and that's the question that matters when adding a vendor.

Check Washing: How Criminals Alter Business Checks and How AP Stops It

Check Washing: How Criminals Alter Business Checks and How AP Stops It

Every check AP mails can be stolen, washed, and deposited for a different payee and a bigger amount. Here's how it happens and which controls actually catch it.

Corpay to Showcase Full-Service AP Automation at SuiteWorld

Corpay to Showcase Full-Service AP Automation at SuiteWorld

Corpay, the global spend management company, is excited to announce its participation as a sponsor at SuiteWorld, where the company will connect with NetSuite users and showcase its full-service approach to AP Automation.

Why the Accounts Payable Aging Report Won't Tie at Month-End | Corpay

Why the Accounts Payable Aging Report Won't Tie at Month-End | Corpay

A controller's guide to tying the accounts payable aging report to the GL AP control account: the seven reconciling items that slow month-end, a worked example, cutoff and accrual rules, and steps to shorten AP reconciliation.

Buyer-Initiated Payments: How BIP Works and How It Compares With Supplier-Initiated Card Payments

Buyer-Initiated Payments: How BIP Works and How It Compares With Supplier-Initiated Card Payments

In a buyer-initiated payment, the buyer's card program pushes the payment to the supplier. Here's what that changes for each side, and when it's worth the enrollment work.

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