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Controllers Save Time With Batch and Deposits Reports

You have a batch report that shows a total of $5,000 that should be deposited into your bank account. But when you check your bank deposit, you only see $4,800. With old terminals, lining up your auto dealership’s credit card sales to its bank account deposits is a nightmare.
Ursula Librizzi 4/10/2018 READ MORE
Increase Your Profits Using These 6 Inventory Management Tips

Thinking of ways to save money and increase your business profits can be draining. When it comes to a more complex business with an e-commerce site, multiple store locations and the inventory to stock them all, cutting corners is easier said than done.
Ursula Librizzi 4/5/2018 READ MORE
Why You Should Avoid Annual Billing

If your business deals with recurring payments for prescriptions, memberships and subscriptions, you may be tempted to practice annual billing. This is when you charge your customer up front for a year’s worth of services or goods.
Christina Lavingia 4/3/2018 READ MORE
Experiencing TLS Issues? Here's Why

Right now, if you’re using the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.0 protocols, you’re at risk for a data breach. A number of vulnerabilities have been found in this early encryption protocol, causing the card brands to require a security upgrade in order for businesses to meet the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) moving forward.
Christina Lavingia 3/27/2018 READ MORE
Why Investing in Customer Service and Support Is a Must

It’s no secret that business — in any industry — is extremely competitive. Winning over customers is a constant battle, and businesses are willing to invest a pretty penny if it means driving both consumer and customer attention away from their competitors.
Lucy Benton 3/22/2018 READ MORE
How the Way We Take Credit Card Payments Will Change

We’re all familiar with paper receipts. They’re so ubiquitous that you likely have one in your pocket or in your purse as you read this. For customers, they constitute a proof of purchase in case they want a refund or wish to verify the transaction amount against their credit card statements. For businesses, they provide the only evidence that a credit card payment was authorized, which is why businesses are weighed down by paper receipt copies — sometimes up to seven years’ worth — that are filed, boxed and stored.
Christina Lavingia 3/15/2018 READ MORE