It's time for the biggest event for the credit management sector in the Netherlands: the Credit Expo. This year's Credit Expo is all about High Performance: a pragmatic management method that allows you to achieve significantly better results by working smarter.
Our payment links reach millions of people via many different channels, on behalf of the billers who use our services. They all link to a payment page with a unique URL for that particular transaction. Now, billers and (banking) partners can choose and use their own domain for those payment pages. This enables a more seamlessly branded experience, also improving consumer trust in the end-to-end flow.
11 banks and corporates with 14 diverse payments challenges, taken on by 26 fintechs with many Worldline assets at their disposal. This was the e-payments challenge organized by Worldline this summer, culminating in a two-day hackathon in Frankfurt mid-September.
Today, whether through our desktop or smartphone, or via social media and chat apps, we are all connected at any time from just about any place. Consumers require the same from companies they do business with. Questions and complaints should be heard and resolved instantly, via WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter.
Even in this day and age of ubiquitous email use as a fully embraced form of person-to-person and enterprise-to-person communication, questions about how and if email should be used as a communications channel related to debt collection is still very much a topic of debate.
Making mobile payments is easy nowadays. You can leave your card or cash in your pocket and use your phone to pay for everyday things such as your groceries or a movie ticket. But telecom providers, utilities and insurance companies do not need ‘group expense settling’ or ‘pay on the go’. They just want their customers to pay on time.
The 5th Annual Women in Payments Symposium took place on September 20&21 at the Arcadian Court in Toronto. The theme this year was focused on Innovation in Payments. In attendance from AcceptEmail was Melanie Barteaux, Business Development Manager in Canada. Melanie participated in the panel discussion on Innovation in Payments.
Salesforce, the most widely used CRM-platform in the world, can now be used to create and send digital bills through a seamless integration with AcceptEmail. Salesforce brings together a comprehensive set of customer data in a single, integrated platform enabling companies to build a customer-centered business with effective marketing, efficient sales efforts, world-class customer service and valuable business analytics.
There are so many advantages to sending e-receipts, it amazes me that so few companies do. Perhaps it is because they fear that integration with the payment system is too difficult. Or maybe there are simply not enough email addresses available. Whatever the reason, it is a missed opportunity.
I am convinced we only really need one app. One-app-for-everything and everything-in-one-app. And the best part is that everyone has already installed it.
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