REPAY partnered with a Florida school system to optimize its payments to vendors. As one of the largest public school systems in the United States, the system has over 270,000 students across 300 schools and educational centers.
Read MoreREPAY partnered with a Florida school system to optimize its payments to vendors. As one of the largest public school systems in the United States, the system has over 270,000 students across 300 schools and educational centers.
Read MoreAs the world moves toward digital payments, some sectors have hesitated to shift. For example, when it comes to B2B accounts receivable (AR) and accounts payable (AP), you rarely see digital money transfers. Many businesses are still clinging to the friction-filled legacy systems that require manual processes such as cutting checks and initiating ACH payments. However, while these methods may be tried and true, they're also time consuming, unreliable and can hinder a business, especially in times of...
Read MoreWe are excited for 2023 and what the new year brings, including the upcoming Acumatica Summit 2023 at the Wynn Las Vegas from January 29th to February 3rd, 2023. REPAY will be a Premier sponsor this year showcasing our all-in-one native Acumatica solution that helps you make payments and accept payments, all from one platform! If you have not yet registered to attend, don't miss out on seeing REPAY in person to help you save time and achieve your growth goals planned for 2023!
Read MoreSince 1999, AutoAction, a leading dealership management software (DMS) provider for independent Texas car dealers, has focused on providing robust technology solutions that solve dealers' daily challenges. From inventory acquisition to sales and finance, AutoAction helps streamline business operations and maintain compliance with federal and state laws and regulations.
Read MoreCustomer demands and preferences are constantly changing. They value convenience and speed during the payment experience in today's fast-paced environment. As a business owner, it's essential to provide payment options that satisfy their wants and needs. Offering multiple payment options can expand your customer base while enhancing the customer experience.
Read MoreREPAY partnered with a North Carolina health system to improve and digitize its accounts payable processes. The 133-bed, non-profit community hospital has served both the north-central North Carolina and southwestern Virginia areas for over 60 years and provides acute care, skilled nursing and physician services.
Read MoreToday, credit cards are used for 28 percent of all payments—the highest level since 2016. As credit and debit card usage gains more traction, all possible measures must be taken for secure handling because card fraud remains a constant threat. PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliance aims to hold major card brands responsible for enhancing security standards and mitigating credit and debit card fraud risk. Any business that stores, processes or transmits payment cardholder data...
Read MoreREPAY partnered with a hospitality giant to digitize their vendor payment processes and generate revenue from virtual card rebates. The Nevada-based organization, which owns some of the most recognizable lodging and resort brands globally, was looking to reduce AP-related expenses and maximize rebates. The hospitality conglomerate, consisting of hotel and entertainment companies, sought to replace its legacy payment system with newer technology that could improve operational efficiencies and rebate income...
Read MoreACH, or Automated Clearing House, is the technology that processes electronic financial transactions between all banking and financial institutions throughout the U.S. and is governed by Nacha. Within the network, ACH payments are composed of two electronic payment types: ACH debit (e.g., bill payments) and ACH credit (e.g., direct deposits such as refunds, government benefits and more).
Read MoreSmall to medium businesses (SMB) across the U.S. are still feeling the ripple effects of the pandemic with supply chain issues, rising interest rates, growing inflation and uncertain economic conditions. As we approach 2023, inflation is the primary concern. Thirty-seven percent of Main Street SMB decision-makers cite it as their greatest worry, and it doesn’t look to be going away anytime soon.
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