How to increase your finance team’s efficiency
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Your finance team has a lot of work to do and not enough time to do it. 
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Streamlining their workload and increasing productivity is crucial to reaching your organizational goals. One way to help is by implementing a commercial card program, which not only increases efficiency but also empowers better decision-making. 
With all transaction data in one location, your finance team can reconcile expense reports without manual intervention or significant time reviewing reports. Even better, this wealth of spending data and reporting empowers your team to make better business decisions, look into budget concerns, policy violations, and merchant spend, and find ways to save costs through better terms and supplier discounts. 
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An integrated commercial card and expense management program help streamline expense reporting and account reconciliation, reducing manual processes and processing costs. 
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It also makes it easier to recognize patterns of fraudulent behavior and nonadherence to travel and expense policies, which can otherwise be difficult to identify. 
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While traditional payment methods require manual transaction review and have higher fraud risks, commercial cards automate this process and reduce risk and have reporting tools that reduce time and cost. 
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As your finance team works more efficiently, your trusted financial partner can work with you to help them do more, effectively guiding organizational growth and meeting your business challenges successfully. 
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