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How to Transform your Accounts Payable Department
into a Revenue Generator
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Comdata is a leading provider of innovative, value-added payment and information solutions
40+ years experience Productivity improvement,
cost reduction and expense management
A One-Card Solution for purchasing, travel, fleet, per diem and payables disbursements
Provide strategy, implementation and support services
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Reduce cost and streamline business processes Contribute to revenue development Mitigate risk and simplify accounting processes
Purchasing
Disbursements Management
Corporate Fleet
Treasury Management
Travel
Payroll, Per diem and Incentive
Voice of the Customer
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Today’s Payment Landscape“Manual, paper-based accounts
payable departments are eroding the bottom line of large and mid-market enterprises by an order of millions of dollars each year….and the stage is set for a major financial makeover.”
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Top Factors Driving Electronic Payments
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An Electronic Payment Application
for Every Situation
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Reduce CostsEliminates cost of check processing, averaging $5.14*
Mitigate check fraud and cost of positive pay
Generate monthly revenue on vendor paymentsEx: $3.0M monthly volume @ 1.50% = $45,000
Paid monthly on actual volume
Easily implementedIntegrates as another payment type in your AP application
Vendor enrollment support with worldwide acceptance
Eliminate 1099 ReportingIRC Section 6050W – Effective January 1, 2011
Card-based vendor payments – Merchant acquirers responsible for reporting
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Electronic Payment Delivery
• It is linked to a single vendor payment with a remittance advice
• A Virtual Card is a unique 16 digit MasterCard account number
• The MasterCard number is issued for a specific dollar amount
• Accepted by millions of suppliers worldwide
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Vendor
Company submits a Payables Disbursement File from ERP to Comdata
Comdata distributes and returns a Virtual MasterCard account number for each vendor payment processed.
Example: #1234 4321 3567 8235Expiration 04/2005
CV2 345
The Vendor is paid with the Virtual Card
The merchant authorizes MasterCard transaction based upon pre-defined parameters – date, time, amount.
Your payables disbursement file contains consolidated supplier invoices, amounts and associated MasterCard account number(s). A GL clearing account is assigned to all transactions
Invoice file from Comdata containing all merchant processed transactions
Unprocessed merchant
transactions
Reconciliation Process
Virtual MasterCard Process for AP
Customer
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Traditional AP Check vs. Virtual Payment Timeline
INVOICE DUE DATE
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
Traditional AP
Check
AP process run - Check is
printed, stuffed and
mailed
Check in transit
Check in transit
Check received by
vendor
Check deposited by vendor
Check being processed
Check clears and funds
debited from Customer
Bank Account
Comdata MasterCard Virtual Payment
AP process run - File sent to
Comdata - Electronic remittance sent and
received by vendor
Vendor runs payment
Payment in process with MasterCard
Payment is settled with MasterCard
Comdata invoices
Customer for settled payments
Comdata initiates
ACH Debit to collect invoice
total
Invoice total is debited
from Customer
Bank Account
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
Manual prework eliminated (check printing, stuffing, mailing time)
Payment may be initiated on invoice due date
With Comdata MasterCard Virtual Payment, our Customers:
Enjoy the same float as a traditional AP check (est. 5 to 7 days) Earn a cash monthly rebate May initiate payment on the invoice due date Eliminate the manual prework and reconciliation associated with checks
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OFFICE SUPPLIES• Office Depot• Office Max• Staples• Boise Cascade
SHIPPING• FedEx• UPS• USPS• Pitney Bowes
TELECOMMUNICATIONS• Verizon• Sprint• AT&T• Qwest
• Over 8 million vendors in the U.S. accept MasterCard• Here are some examples of vendors our customers are paying today:
UNIFORMS• Aramark• Cintas• Unifirst• Penn Emblem
PAPER / PRINTING• International Paper• Unisource• Xerox• Kinko’s
LABOR / STAFFING• Adecco• Spherion• Kelly Services• Randstad
ADVERTISING• Yellow Pages• Lamar Outdoor
Advertising• Google• Clear Channel
SOFTWARE / SYSTEMS• Microsoft• Oracle• Intuit• Apple
VARIOUS RETAIL• Walmart• Target• Home Depot / Lowes• Costco
Vendor Acceptance
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Credit Card Acceptance The Merchant Value Equation
Value of Acceptance• Increased sales from larger base of potential customers• Electronic payments eliminate check fraud and mailing delays • Lower collection cost and bad debt elimination• Customer loyalty and risk mitigation
Customer Rebate (1.50%)
Suppliercard acceptance(2.45% on average)
Comdata (0.95%)
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Mass Vendor ContactMailings
Check StuffersEmails
WebsiteFaxes
Calling Campaign
Joint Strategic
CallsNew Pay MethodTerms
DiscountsContracts
Proprietary
Internal ProcessesTraining
New VendorsPurchasing
RFPContractsContests
Check Runs
Enrollment Results
Set goalsReporting
RebateProcess
ImprovementIncentives
Strategic Sourcing
Four Pillars of Vendor Enrollment
Executive Sponsorship
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Not-for-profit hospitals in Florida Four facilities (900 beds) Shared-Services Group PeopleSoft ERP
* Example only - based upon billing and payment terms
Avg. Cost Per Check ($5.14) $5.14
Virtual cards/ Nov 09’- March 10’ 3758
Transaction $/Nov 09’- March 10’ $21,145,177
Check Elimination Savings $19,316
*Rebate (1.40%) $296,032
Total 5 Month Return $315,348
Case Study: Health First
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68% Transactions less than $5,000.0086% Spend is greater than $5,000.00
Case StudyHealth First
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• Largest energy storage and pipeline transportation company
• NYSE: KMP and KMR• 8,000 employees
Case Study: Kinder Morgan
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Avg. Cost Per Check $5.14
Virtual Cards / 8 months 31,398
Check Elimination Savings $161,385
Transaction $ / 8 months $72,561,793
*Rebate (1.60%) $1,160,988
Average transaction size $2,282
Total 8 Month Return $1,322,373
Case Study
*Example only – based upon billing and payment terms
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• Vendor enrollment defined and continuously executed• Employees promote program as preferred payment method• Reduced check processing from 3 days to 1 day per week• Program settlements process daily with simple file transfer
Keys to Success
62% Spend > $10K
81% Trx < $5K
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Delivering Value in Corporate Payments
Summary
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Edwin W. BensonDirector, Corporate PaymentsComdata 615-370-7160 Office615-364-8537 [email protected]
Questions?
Brooke DavisMajor Account RepresentativeCeridian 901-746-8726 Office901-848-2636 [email protected]