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Multi-Card SolutionsPurchasing CardTravel CardeVA electronic payments tool (vPayment)
GE CPS - Payment Services
The Commonwealth of Virginia Payments Provider
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GE Proprietary and Confidential
March 2007
Agenda
Introductions
GE experience and innovation – what makes us different
MasterCard International – it’s all in the data
Individualized Account Management – customized service
Technology demonstration – NetApps, NetService, & SAM
Technical integration – costs and support
Flexibility – comprehensive, customized solutions
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March 2007
Experience and InnovationExperience
GE has 30+ years experience in card industry
Issued 100 million+ credit cards
GE has one of the largest programs
Strong industry experience
Product Features
Unsurpassed acceptance: 24 million MasterCard locations
Interface to financial systems
Free consulting to drive results
SWAM reporting
Quality service
Technology
Daily data
Internet reporting – from agency level to rolled-up for entire organization
Robust real-time cardholder maintenance
vPayment – patented
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Key Differentiators/Why GE?
Maximize Program Efficiency• “Not just a bank” - Best practice sharing and extensive GE
expertise
• Leading-edge technology and reporting
• Free consulting services
• At the Customer For the Customer – Six Sigma Quality
• Flexible to meet your needs
• Extensive global relationships and reach
Maximize Financial Benefits• Cost reduction through automation of program
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Acceptance
*Information provided by MasterCard
• 24 million merchant acceptance locations in more than 220 countries & territories
• Five years of double digit growth amounting to 3X more acceptance than the previous COV vendor*
• More than 900,000 ATMs in over 100 countries*
• MasterCard/GE solution captures 999 lines of data with up to 120 characters per line
• Large ticket transaction discount rate–must also pass level 3 data
Higher acceptance = more data
More data = improved negotiations
It all adds up to a higher rebate
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Programs
•Executive card•Rewards program •Comprehensive insurance•Free primary car rental insurance•Cardholders pay on-line or
by phone•Hotel Folio•NO F/X fee bank mark up
•Eliminate POs•MCC/cardholder controls•Accurate cost coding •Tracks preferred supplier spend•Sales and use tax•Temp help•1099/MWOB data•Pre-Auth
•Digital end-to-end •PO number, accounting data, buyer name automatically captured •Fully “hands free” process •Unique time and dollar range limits on specific transactions
Travel Purchasing vPayment
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• Strategic Account Management reporting system
• Gains Travel Card Rewards™
• Global data roll-up
• Customized plastic and messaging
• Pre-population of all expense reporting packages
• Delinquency, exception and standard reports
• Query Wizard
Track Spending,Monitor Policy Compliance
and Improve Vendor Negotiations
• Flexible controls at the cardholder level
• Unsurpassed merchant acceptance
• Reduction or elimination of cash advances
• Flexible billing and payment option
• Ghost, special purpose, and meeting planner accounts
Cardholder Convenience,Company Controls, andEase of Administration
Travel Card Benefits
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March 2007
Travel Card - Competitive BenefitsExecutive Travelers
•Executive card and concierge services
Cardholder Security
•MasterAssist medical protection•MasterRental primary auto rental coverage•RoadAssist roadside assistance•MasterTrip travel assistance•MasterLegal referral service•24-hour emergency card and cash replacement
Insurance Coverage
•Free primary car rental insurance•Luggage insurance–$5,000•Travel accident insurance:
•$500,000 common carrier–default
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Special Purpose AccountsCentral billing option for non-standard transactions, including expenses for interviewees and infrequent travelers.
Meeting Planner AccountsCentral billing option for non-standard, large ticket, high frequency purchases involved in booking meetings. Can also use Controlled Value Cards and vPayment On-Demand.
Airline Credit Control AccountBilling option that allows for credits from individual accounts to be stripped and posted to a central account. This option eliminates both the need to reimburse cardholders and delinquency issues surrounding the posting of airline credits to individual accounts.
Travel Card - Flexible Services
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Travel Card - What Is Hotel Folio?
Captures detailed hotel spend data:
• Room rate, incidentals, movie rental fees
• Track spend by MCC code
Commonwealth of Virginia Benefits– Improves policy compliance efforts– Improves rate negotiation efforts–Maintain years of travel spend for audit
compliance
Cardholder Benefits–Streamlines expense reporting process–Reduces/eliminates need to manually
enter hotel expense data
*Availability may vary with expense reporting provider
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March 2007
Purchasing Card - BenefitsCardholder
convenience,company controls
and ease of administration
Track spending, monitor policy
compliance, and improve vendor
negotiations
Streamline your audit,
reconciliation, and accounting processes
• Flexible controls at the cardholder level
• MCC, transaction #/$, daily, and monthly limits
• Ghost, special purpose, and meeting planner accounts
• Daily data
• Cost center detail
• Custom mappers and MCC code mapping
• Customer code at POS
• Import and export capability
• Review, approve and authorize workflow
• Line item detail
• 1099, MWOB reporting, and S&U tax tracking
• Detailed reporting and Query Builder
• vPayment with patented technology
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March 2007
Purchasing Card - Best Practices
• 3-pronged approach Plastic, Ghost Cards, vPayment
• Opportunity analysis Who should get cards?
Supplier analysis
Best payment method
• Set goals and measurements
• Automate as much as possible
• Audit through enhanced reporting
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March 2007
Purchasing Card - Dedicated Supplier Sign-up and Strategy
• Our supplier strategy team eliminates obstacles during the initial sign-up effort
• Liaisons with merchant acquirers to coordinate supplier initiatives
• Supplier seminar opportunity available
• Web-based merchant sign up
Total number of merchants now passing Level II or III data = 2.9M
Total number of Level III suppliers
(U.S. based merchants) has increased from approx. 73K
(1Q02) to 150K (1Q05)
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March 2007
Technology - Strategic Account Management (SAM)
• Comprehensive web-based online reporting/query functions
• Manage corporate purchasing card and e-settlement programs on one platform
• Transaction review and accounting
• GL interface with your financial or ERP system
• Global data roll-up to single reporting currency
• Customized to your brand and organization
• Direct link to NetService
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March 2007
Technology – NetService
Program Administrators:
• Detailed transaction information in Real-Time
• Monitor and manage all company accounts online
• Secure 24x7 access
• Increased control, security and productivity
Cardholders:
• View and print personal statements• Web self-service
- Pay account balance
- Dispute charges online
- Productivity
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March 2007
Technology - NetApps
Web-based solution
Safe and secure
Time saving tool
Increased control
Built-in workflow
Improved accuracy
User friendly
Tracking tool
Digitize and Digitize and streamline new streamline new
cardholder cardholder applicationsapplications
Digitize and Digitize and streamline new streamline new
cardholder cardholder applicationsapplications
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March 2007
Implementation Schedule
Origination Design Roll-Out Measure and
Improve
Transition
• Approve program details
• Sign program agreement
• Assign national account manager
• Assign implementation manager
• Deliver cardholder data to GE CPS
• Identify key merchants and agencies
• Initialize supplier strategy
• Hold discussions on card options, security, training, and profiles
• Gather and validate data
• Assign information technology analyst
• Execute contract
• Process cardholder data
• Produce and mail plastic cards
• Train program administrator
• Install software
• Develop usage policies
• Review decline reports
• Adjust cardholder profiles
• Identify further metrics
• Test and support reporting software
• Transfer account servicing to client relations
• Identify growth opportunities
• Conduct strategic planning
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March 2007
Card Customization
Sample Statement Messages:
“Use the Commonwealth of Virginia MasterCard for all transactions below $2,500. To date total savings are $2M by eliminating the paper processes.”
Detailed account summary information
•Previous balance•Purchases•Credits•Payments•Account numbers
Commonwealth of Virginia artwork can be stamped on a semi-custom card or you can create a fully customized card based on artwork representing
company culture.
Examples: Corporate HQ, products, logo, pattern, website design, global
images.
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Service - Organized Around Your NeedsSingle point of contact
Specialized support team
Emergency cardholder assistance
Efficient fraud prevention
Rapid dispute resolutions
Signing up your preferred suppliers
Program customization
SupplierSign-Up
Implementations
Client RelationsRepresentatives
Each COV EntityEach COV Entity
Accountability drives results!Accountability drives results!
NationalAccountManager
Customer Service
BusinessDevelopment
Manager
Consultant
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Service - Training
• Multiple site options
• Program administrators or cardholders
• Flexible schedules
• Live
• Online
• Web-based
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GE
October 13, 2004
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Service - Consulting: New tools, new heights
Beyond traditional purchasing and travel functions
Higher efficiency and higher performance
Free training and project management
Optimize your team and program effectiveness
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Conclusion—Next Steps
• First Speak with Valerie Smith at COV 804-371-7804 [email protected]
GE Contacts:
• Greg Hamilton GE Public Sector Sales 303-617-9171 [email protected]