Program administrators can take action on core tasks, make payments and gain visibility into their card programs directly from their homepage.
We designed our PaymentNet® program management platform to power streamlined Commercial Card administration and reporting.
An experienced implementation manager guides you through every step of the process and provides support along the way—including in-depth discovery to understand your processes and structure, configuration, testing and the transition to business as usual.
We offer regular training for program administrators, including weekly program administration webinars, monthly knowledge share webinars and ad hoc custom program administration sessions. We also offer a suite of resources program managers can leverage to train their employees.
With PaymentNet, users can set controls and promote policy adherence, which can lead to greater transparency into their spend.
Define user roles
Set different levels of access, screen views and functionality for various user needs.
Set spend limits
Limit when and how much employees can spend. Accommodate unique needs, including one-time purchases, travel and emergencies.
Limit spend types
Designate the types of purchases employees can make by setting merchant and category restrictions.
Program administrators can take action on core tasks, make payments and gain visibility into their card programs directly from their homepage.
Automate approval workflows based on criteria you set, such as transaction amounts or merchant category codes.
Enable employees to request a card online and allow managers to review and approve these requests.
Access a suite of standard reports for common data needs. Users can also create custom reports, layouts, filters and advanced queries to capture the information they need.
Store your reports for later use or automate them to enhance your reconciliation processes. You can also securely transmit files to your enterprise resource planning system (ERP) or accounting software.
Create flexible file extracts to map information and push transaction data directly to your ERP and financial systems. You can share your mappers across your company to reduce manual work and enable cross-functional support.
PaymentNet helps clients streamline their commercial card programs, creating efficiencies for businesses and cardholders alike.
Leverage receipt imaging to replace paper-based processes. Eliminate the need for your cardholders to export receipt images through a bulk export that can be transmitted to your systems.
Set default settings that match your internal policies and point cardholders to relevant data like department cost centers.
Let cardholders update their account information, as well as cancel, suspend or issue a replacement for their card, and manage their PIN. Additionally cardholders can gain real-time visibility into account balances and transaction activity from their dashboard.
PaymentNet is J.P. Morgan’s proprietary, web-based program management platform to help clients manage the day-to-day administration and reporting for their commercial card program.
PaymentNet helps businesses create efficiencies by automating administrative functions, simplifying cardholder tasks and streamlining account reconciliation. The platform also allows users to set controls and promote policy adherence across divisions, locations and departments. Further, users can gain greater transparency into their spending to help them manage business expenses.
Yes. PaymentNet is included with all commercial card programs, including J.P. Morgan One Card, Virtual Card, Purchasing Card and Corporate Card.
Clients can access PaymentNet by visiting paymentnet.jpmorgan.com.
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