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U.S. Bank Corporate Payment Systems Payment Plus

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Page 1: U.S. Bank Corporate Payment Systems Payment Plus

U.S. Bank Corporate

Payment Systems

Payment Plus

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• Low Value-Low Dollar (<$2,500)• Emergency Purchases• Low Need for Control• Common Card Commodities• Minimal Systems Integration• High Supplier Card Acceptance• Low/specialized Data Needs

• Medium Dollar ($2,500 - $10,000)• Inventory/Contracted Purchases• High Control Requirements• Systems Integration

Requirements• Additional Float• Supplier Card Acceptance• High Data Needs

• High Dollar (>$10,000)• Inventory/Contracted

Purchases• High Control Requirements• Systems Integration

Requirements• Additional Float• Potential Financing• Minimal Supplier Card

Acceptance• High Data Needs

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Complexity/Control

High

High

Low

Low

B2B Payment Continuum

TraditionalPurchasing Card

Access OnlinePayment Plus

PowerTrackPayables

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Payment Plus• Provides new tools and technology that leverage the purchasing

card platform and enable settlement of larger, more complex payments

Features– Virtual Accounts

• Per supplier pre-authorized limit (PAL) accounts• Per transaction single-use account (SUA) pools

– Dynamic Limits• Accounts are closed with no available credit until payment is authorized

– Accounts Payable Integration• Automated Payment Instruction File• Online Forms for one-off payments• Email & Virtual account stored in Access Online Client Supplier Information

– Automatic Matching & Reconciliation support• Reports & Extracts

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Payment Plus• Provides new tools and technology that leverage the purchasing

card platform and enable settlement of larger, more complex payments

Benefits– Improve Cash Management

• Days Payable Outstanding and Cash Float• Support Strategic Sourcing

– Increased Rebate• Non-traditional Purchase Card spend

– Improved Control• Payments authorized when you provide instruction• Accounts open only when payment is outstanding• Limits increased to amount of payments only

– Automated Reconciliation• Leverage existing systems and processes

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Payment Plus Process FlowPayment Plus Process Flow

Client

U.S. Bank

Supplier

Create ApprovedPayments /Upload

Payment Instruction File

Process Transaction

Confirm Supplier Notification (Optional)

Generate Reconciliation

Report/File Extract

Reconcile Transactions Using

Access Online Report/File Extract

Open Accounts/ Adjust

Credit Limits

Load Payment Instructions to U.S.

BankAccess Online

Generate/SendPayment

Notification to Supplier/Buyer

Post Transaction in Access Online and Match to Payment

Instruction

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Creating a Payment

• What is required?– Vendor Name & ZIP– Vendor email address– Payment Amount– Control Number– Expiration (good until) date

• How is a payment instruction entered?– Automated Input Load File

• Flat text, fixed field length, multi-row file• 01 Record – Payment Total, Control Number, Exp Date, Supplier Name & ZIP• 06 Record – Supplier Email, Client Vendor ID, Comments• 07 Record – Invoice number and amount

– Online Form• Delegate to multiple users• Form is customizable

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Supplier Enablement

• Accounts Payable Analysis– Identify Target Suppliers

– Visa/MC capable merchants

– Suppliers w/out special terms

• U.S. Bank resources– Dedicated Supplier Enablement Managers

– Let U.S. Bank contact suppliers

– Clients can take on as much or as little of supplier enablement as desired

• Elavon Merchant Services– Help suppliers lower fees or enhance data capture

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Supplier NotificationSent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 12:03 PMTo: [email protected]: [email protected]: Purchase authorization for Payment # 242424422

Verizon is now authorized for the next 20 days, to charge the credit card account ending in 2712 for the following customer: Customer Name: U.S. Bank For a total Amount of: $10296.46 This Payment covers the following Invoices: Invoice Number: Invoice Amount: 673422 2356.47 673423 3854.34 673424 4085.85Also, for the best and most efficient results, please process this charge amount in a single transaction within 72 hours of receiving this notification. Thank you.* If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns regarding this matter, please direct them to Bob Smith at 555-333-1234. DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL MESSAGE. * *** THIS E-MAIL ADDRESS IS USED BY AN AUTOMATED SYSTEM AND RESPONSES ARE NOT MONITORED. ***

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– Current Process

– Payment Plus Process

Receive Invoice Process Payment

DR CR

Expense Vendor/AP Liability

$1,000 ($1,000)

DR CR

CashVendor/AP Liability

$1,000 ($1,000)

DR CR

Expense Vendor/AP Liability

$1,000 ($1,000)

Receive Invoice Process Payment Pay U.S. Bank

DR CRU.S. BankLiability

Vendor/AP Liability

$1,000 ($1,000)

DR CRU.S. BankLiability

$1,000 ($1,000)

Cash

Receive

Match File

Accounting Process

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Payment Reconciliation

• Reconciliation model is similar to reviewing a DDA in traditional check or ACH process (e.g. Positive Pay)

• Access Online Auto Matches Payment Instructions to transactions from Level II capable suppliers

• Access Online Reports, Statements, and Extract Files are the same as a traditional Purchasing or One Card

• Dedicated Reports for Payment Plus– Payment Instruction Detail– Payment Instruction Analysis– Billed Transaction Analysis with Payment Instruction Detail

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Payment Plus Payment Instruction Analysis Example

Payment Plus Payment Instruction Analysis Example

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Payment Plus Billed Transaction Analysis w/Payment Detail

Payment Plus Billed Transaction Analysis w/Payment Detail

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Payment PlusFull Transaction & Order Detail

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Implementation & Next Steps

• Standard Purchasing Card contract or Master Agreement covers Payment Plus– 3 or 5yr deal– No fees, entry or early termination– Rebate based on total volume, avg. transaction size, and speed of pay

• U.S. Bank Implementation Project Manager is assigned to coordinate weekly limits and manage a customized project plan

• Tasks include:– Identify target suppliers– Establish new billing company & Payment Plus virtual accounts– Add payment type to client AP system & flag vendor master for target suppliers– Develop Payment Instruction File out of AP (if using automation)– Establish file link (FTP) with U.S. Bank (if using automation)– Add financial extract file or report for posting to GL and settling w/U.S. Bank

• 2-4 weeks for Online Payments, 6-8 for Payment Plus w/AP Automation