How American Express buyer initiated payments have helped companies automate payments and lower operating costs

In a recent case study, American Express teamed up with United Surgical Partners International to help them streamline their relationships with vendors while reducing costs and inefficiencies associated with manual check production.

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Editor’s Note: This case study originally appeared on American Express’s Website.

For companies that use American Express BIP, maximizing the number of vendors enrolled in the program can help yield better operational and financial benefits. Yet some companies stumble at the vendor enrollment stage. USPI put its procurement team in charge of its BIP onboarding initiative to help streamline vendor enrollment.

Led by VP of Procurement Stephanie Phillips, USPI promotes the value of BIP to new and existing vendors. Getting paid quicker with fewer errors and earning preferred status are two of the most compelling BIP incentives for vendors of USPI. The preferred status gives vendors access to all of USPI’s more than 200 ambulatory surgery centers and 15 surgical hospitals around the U.S.

To read the case study, click here.

 

 

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