If you're running an ISO, you already know the drill: merchant applications in one inbox, residual spreadshee
Most ISOs find out they have lost a merchant the same way through a cancellation notice, or a residual report
The payments industry is competitive. The growing number of independent sales organizations are competing for
Every ISO knows the monthly residual run. The statements come in from each processor, the numbers go into a s
Merchants rarely announce that they are leaving. There is no warning email, no phone call and thus, no chance
How many tools does your team log into on a typical day? Many. A processor portal here, a boarding s
Most ISOs focus their attention on the numbers that show up clearly on a report: residuals, merchant counts,
The payments industry is crowded, and switching processors has never been easier for a merchant. A single fru
Remember the last time your team closed out residuals in a spreadsheet? Multiple versions floating around, no
Every ISO knows the monthly payout routine. You finish calculating residuals, you open a spreadsheet full of
Multi-processor reporting for ISOs is the challenge of reconciling transaction, residual, and merchant data
Growth has been one of the major objectives for any ISO in existence. The growth involves having more merchan
