Sage 300 Customers Cut Canadian Merchant Account Fees
Canada provides incentives for businesses to flock to Canada. The federal government, for example, offers start-up facilities and various programs to help a small business reduce costs and invest in future growth. Despite the governments help, small and mid-sized businesses sill face many costs and fees that make managing cash flow an important factor in their success. One area where we help, is to reduce the fees associated with a Canadian merchant account which quickly add up when processing credit card transactions.
Sage 300 customers using an integrated processor to process credit cards are often hit with unexpected fees. It's important that you find a credit card processing solution that reduces fees and streamlines the process to make it easier for your customers to do business with you.
3 Ways Sage 300 Customers Reduce Canadian Merchant Account Fees – Saving Time and Money!
- Speak with a credit card processing expert to get an unbiased opinion!
- Get a free third party merchant account analysis to understand fee structures and compare savings
- Explore integrated solutions within your current ERP platform
14 NAPS Benefits
- Convenient 24-hour access to payment processing and reporting
- Automated recurring billing
- Improved cash flow
- Fraud detection and prevention (volume thresholds, risk parameters)
- Reduce invoicing costs
- No additional licensing fees
- Virtual Terminals (no integration needed, no software to install, simply use your web browser to securely log in to process transactions)
- Credit card tokenization for secure access to future customer transactions
- Real-time Payment Gateway
- Level 3 supported gateway for US accounts, (significant savings for business to government or business to business transactions)
- Batch processing when real time approvals are not required
- 100% PCI-DSS compliant at no additional cost
- Some of the lowest Amex fees in the entire industry!
- Next Day Funding including AMEX making reconciliation process easier
IMPORTANT UPDATE: Sage sold Sage Payment Solutions on June 2, 2017. The buyer, GTCR LLC, is a Chicago-based firm specializing in driving growth through acquisitions. While GTCR is likely to change Sage Payment Solutions once they take control, it’s still unclear how this change will impact Sage customers.
Another version of this article was posted on APS' Blog on August 22, 2017 by Patty Benitez - Canadian Merchant Account: How to Improve Cash Flow
