LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global procurement intelligence advisory firm, SpendEdge, has announced the release of their ‘Corporate Purchasing Cards Procurement Research Report.’ The insights and data in this report provide a strategic analysis of the supply markets, factors influencing purchasing decisions, procurement best practices, pricing models, supplier landscape, and an analysis of the supplier capability matrix for the financial services industry. This report breaks down the data and analysis behind the procurement of corporate purchasing cards and acts as an all-inclusive guide for making smart purchasing decisions.
“The continuous use of commercial cards and electronic payments by businesses is fuelling the growth of the global corporate purchasing cards market,” says SpendEdge procurement research analyst Suraj Kumar S. “Purchasing cards lower procurement costs as they automate the supplier payments and optimize procurement process,” added Suraj.
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| Supply Market Insights | Negotiation Strategies | |
| Procurement Best Practices | Category Risk Analysis | |
| Cost Saving Opportunities | Key Supplier Analysis | |
| Pricing Models | Supplier Capability Matrix | |
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Report Insights
- With the constant decline in paper-payment methods such as cheque payments for B2B transactions adoption of electronic payments have increased tremendously across different businesses and industries.
- Purchasing managers in this market can partner with service providers that have relevant expertise in providing payment methods throughout the entire process from strategy and planning to implementation and management.
- Damage due to theft and loss of corporate business cards is one of the key challenges faced by the purchasing managers in the corporate purchasing cards market. This can lead to fraudulent charges and suspicious transactions without the supervision of cardholders that are responsible for the security.
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Corporate Purchasing Cards Pricing Trends
Interchange-plus pricing is the most widely accepted pricing models in the global corporate purchasing cards market. It is a transparent pricing model as it includes both elements –percentage to be paid to issuing bank and card association. Furthermore, it encourages suppliers to set reasonable markups on the price.
According to SpendEdge procurement analysts, subscription-based pricing has high potential as it is cost-effective for large volume transactions. Furthermore, this pricing model has features such as cost-effective for large volume transactions, processing fee depends on a number of transactions, and invoicing can be done on the monthly or annual basis.
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