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Streamline Online Payment Forms With JotForm and PayJunction
Businesses routinely make use of digital forms to tackle numerous organizational and transactional tasks. With a user base of 2.5 million worldwide, JotForm is at the forefront of easy online form creation, enabling businesses to build custom forms with simple drag-and-drop tools. No coding background is required.
Christina Lavingia
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What Is a Monthly Minimum Fee?
It’s said there’s no such thing as a free lunch, and the adage definitely holds true for the payments space. Whenever a service is rendered, it generally comes at a cost, which is why Merchant Account Providers charge monthly minimum fees.
Christina Lavingia
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ACH Rejects: 4 Codes Business Owners Should Know
ACH offers many advantages over paper checks, including faster notification of acceptance or failure. That said, ACH reject codes still come days after the transaction is initiated — and sometimes incur an ACH reject fee — so it’s important to know how to resolve these rejects and provide the right information to your customers.
Ursula Librizzi
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6 Green Technologies to Go Paperless at the Workplace
Green technology has experienced an undeniable uptick over the last decade. Investments in renewable energy reached $286 billion globally in 2016 and accounted for over half of all added power generated. Smart homes are catching on, enabling homeowners to be more energy efficient and Tesla, Inc. stock is enjoying a lofty price of $305.30 a share.
Christina Lavingia
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Veterinary Software Streamlined Payments for Animal Specialty Group
Picture this: Piles of paper receipts stored in boxes, walled off behind storage unit doors, meticulously organized yet barely protected. This expensive and tedious plight is a reality for businesses in nearly all sectors, because receipts are the best defense in the event of a chargeback. That said, a paper receipt is useless if it’s faded, damaged or lost.
Christina Lavingia
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The Health Risk of BPA in Receipts
Bisphenol A (BPA) is an estrogen-mimicking chemical primarily used in the production of plastics, resins and consumer goods. Although the potential impact of this chemical was first studied by scientists in the 1930s, it wasn’t until the mid-2000s when a boom of research sparked concern across the globe.
Ursula Librizzi
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