Multicurrency billing is one of the strongest differentiating factors between SAP Business One and other leading mid-market ERP systems.  To maintain this strong differentiating feature, SAP Business One credit card processing functionality MUST enable users to accept accounts receivable payments in multiple currencies.

International companies who need the ability to process payments in multiple currencies will be able to do so using American Payment Solutions credit card processing SAP B1 integration. APS also allows this feature through a single database, using a single gateway, which simplifies this process regardless of your native currency.

After paying merchant processing fees, how much of each transaction do you actually get to keep? How much of a difference would it make to your income if you could lower your merchant processing fees by as much as 1.50%?

Now you can. Today’s handy guide helps you discover how Level 3 Processing increases your profits, without any extra work.

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This past month, our company announced our new integration for payment processing within AccountMate. This integration has added functionality and several key features that will increase the speed in which you process payments, automate the process, eliminate compliance issues, and drastically lower costs from the Card Brands.

Acumatica is creating a lot of buzz these days. With their recent announcement of Acumatica 6.0, and their ongoing growth in the SMB space, they continue to provide a solution that meets the agility and flexibility required by their resellers, end-users and prospects.

Partnering with a company that offers complimentary or value added services for your clientele is not a new concept.  From the beginning, businesses have been looking for a way to give themselves an advantage over their competition.  Finding a partner is easy.  Finding the right partner is difficult.  Finding the right merchant services company to partner with can be a nightmare!

Credit card processing fees can be difficult to decipher if you don’t have a consultant to help.  Most merchants pay anywhere from 1.90%-4.30% depending on what cards they accept, whether the card is accepted via swipe, keyed-in, or eCommerce, and how much profit margin the processor has built in. Since processing fees have become difficult for most business owners to understand, flat rate processing fees have gained popularity in recent years. 

As a reseller or business advisor, you very likely have clients in the retail and wholesale manufacturing space who, as part of their everyday business processes, accept credit cards.  Each month merchants receive their statements showing numerous fees and one large payment deduction. Many of these merchants admit to being confused over their monthly statements, and even more simply don’t take the time to review them.  If this describes you or your clients you could be wasting a lot of money each month. 

Repost from Avalara.com 

Internet and mobile sales continue to grow in popularity among shoppers and profitability for retailers. Last year, online sales in the U.S. topped $307 billion. The lucrative internet marketplace has also led to more online crime. Recent cyberattacks on U.S. businesses, which affected such titans of industry as Target, JPMorgan Chase, Home Depot and Premera, has Congress scrambling to craft laws to protect businesses and consumers against data breaches. And in 2014, businesses lost an estimated $3.5 trillion globally from retail fraud. Online sellers took the biggest hit, according to LexisNexis, primarily due to losses from card-not-present (CNP) credit card processing transactions. 

To cut down on card fraud, banks and credit card issuers are