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Business management cloud solutions simPRO announced that it is partnering with Square to provide payment processing options to field service professionals, according to a press release.The integration provides field service businesses with a mobile payment solution to accept card payments at the time of service, receive fu
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stanley termos press release on Thursday Nov. 15 , Mastercard said it will enable MYOB users to pay vendors with their commercial cards directly within the MYOB platform, limiting the need to manually initiate payment by keying the details into their online banking portals.The companies are enabling same-day payments, mobile and web support, and alerts notifying business owners when an invoice is due. When invoices are received and added to the MYOB accounting platform, users can hit a Pay Now button that automates payment of the invoice with securely stored credit or debit card information.For payroll, MYOB users add their employee bank account data to the platform. On payday, the Pay Now button allows business own
stanley termohrnek ers to issue wages against their stored credit or debit card.In a statement, MYOB CEO Tim Reed said the companies have completed a six-week trial of the integration, during which MYOB users transacted more than $1.6 billion in payments.The strategic partnership with Mastercard will introduce a host of new backend functionality that automates the process and allows business owners to pay suppliers without having to manually upload files or leave their online accounting software, Reed explained. This is another example of how we ;re developing a financial ecosystem around the needs of customers
