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FSM Software: 7 Growth Tips for Field Service Management Software Providers

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Field service management software is a system that helps a company monitor and coordinate their employees’ activities off the company’s premises. The software allows managers to view and modify work schedules, orders, inventory, invoices, customer account records, and other records in the database.

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Recurring Payments: Definition and Implementation Best Practices

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The commerce landscape—whether it’s retail, services or software—is moving faster than ever. That’s why businesses are constantly seeking innovative ways to streamline operations and enhance customer experiences. So, let’s dive into the realm of recurring payments and how they can benefit your business.

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ISVs vs SaaS: What’s the Difference?

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Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Software-as-a-Service Providers (SaaS) operate within the same market, thus creating a push-and-pull revenue dynamic. TL;DR ISVs develop and distribute software products independently and often collaborate with hardware manufacturers and platform providers. Learn More What are ISVs?

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How to Implement Self Checkout for Small Business

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Once a relatively niche offering, the COVID-19 pandemic saw retailers accelerate the rollout of self-checkout systems, their contactless nature making them a lot more appealing than traditional checkouts for many consumers. TL;DR Self-checkout systems are automated checkout solutions that allow customers to process purchases independently.

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What is a Surcharge Fee? How it Helps Consumers and Businesses

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In an era defined by digital transactions and cashless payments, the process of paying for goods and services is more convenient, and increasingly reliant on credit card transactions. However, as the popularity of credit cards and digital wallet payments continues to surge, the costs associated with accepting them also do.

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How Much Do Credit Card Companies Charge Merchants?

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Credit card fees, including interchange, assessment, and payment processor fees, impact businesses on a per-transaction or recurring basis. the merchant’s business type, and the terms of the merchant’s agreement with their payment processor. Usually, interchange fees will range between 0.3-2%

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10 Ways SMBs Can Maximize Profit

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These are the fees your business pays to process non-cash payments and they can add up fast. One way is by negotiating with the companies that process the payments. When choosing a payment processing solution, look for ones that offer competitive rates and lower fees—or are offering advantageous promotions.