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How AccSys Solutions Helps Clients Streamline their Business

Here is an example of how AccSys Solutions has helped their clients streamline their business payments.

AccSys Solutions is the world’s largest Adagio consultant reseller and has mentored over twenty Adagio Dealer Business Partners across North America. Douglas Dickie, the president of AccSys Solutions, has over thirty years’ experience in accounting and business management. He started AccSys Solutions twenty-two years ago with a team of experts in accounting software, integration and workforce management solutions.

Five years ago, when Adagio accounting software integrated with Telpay, AccSys Solutions implemented Telpay for their internal accounting before any of their clients were processing EFT’s. Telpay is an obvious improvement over manually keying in dollar amounts and payments; it is a great EFT solution. Besides quick and easy electronic payments, Telpay makes managing payment approvals a snap. Approving payments from anywhere is ideal for accountants and bookkeepers.

When clients started asking about integration EFT solutions for Adagio, AccSys Solutions was ready to highly recommend Telpay as Telpay has significant advantages, particularly with managing payment approvals. Approving payments from anywhere is a great solution for accountants and bookkeepers.

Want to learn more about how Telpay for Business and Adagio accounting software can streamline your businesses’ payment processes? Contact us at 1.800.665.0302 or email sales@telpay.ca.

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Get Your Electronic Payment Questions Answered

Conversations with clients about accounting and bookkeeping practices can be challenging at the best of times, but proposing to the long-time cheque faithful that it’s time to go electronic can be one of the most nerve-wracking dialogues you’ll ever have.

Of course, you know the advantages – the time and financial benefits of transitioning to an electronic payment system – but communicating this to your client, particularly if they are steadfast on keeping cheques, may be a struggle.

In preparing for these conversations, bear in mind the questions they may bring to the table. They’ll be concerned about making sure that payments are going through to their suppliers correctly and securely. For your clients, getting into the digital world, inundated with press stories about security alerts and missing payments, is an intimidating prospect; but arming yourself with the answers to their questions will help with easing their businesses into electronic payments.

Consider these questions that you may receive:

  • How is supplier bank account information collected?
  • How is this information maintained? How is it updated?
  • How is this information secured?
  • What happens if a payment is rejected or returned?

You and your clients have the questions, and we’ve got your answers. As a trusted and valued Telpay partner, we want your business to thrive, and we are here to help you thrive. Contact  a Telpay representative at 1-800-665-0302 or use our online form and you’ll receive a response within one business day.

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2017 Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Voluntarism

It is with great excitement that Telpay announces that our founder, William H. Loewen, has been named a recipient of the 2017 Governor General’s Ramon John Hnatyshyn Award for Voluntarism in the Performing Arts.

Mr. Loewen receives the award in recognition of his 30-plus years of dedication to the arts in Winnipeg, particularly with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra where the foundation that he and wife Shirley began has donated over $1 million; but his support of the famed organization goes far beyond financial contributions. Bill has also been a volunteer with the Symphony for over 40 years.

More than anything, we have valued his advice, his friendship, and his genuine love for symphonic music,” WSO Executive Director Trudy Schroeder wrote in a guest blog on the Telpay website. Continue reading

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Enjoy Every Moment of Summer with Remote Authorization

Summer should be shared with family and friends, not being tied down to your desk approving payments. That’s why Telpay for Business offers a secure remote authorization feature which allows you to approve payments from anywhere you receive email!

You can easily set up the remote authorization in your Telpay for Business software yourself. Once your payments are ready to be approved simply click the “send for approval” button and voila!

To help you get started with remote authorization, we invite you to attend one of our monthly webinars.

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In fact, we want you to enjoy your summer so much we are offering all Remote Authorization Webinar attendees a summer treat to savour while approving payments on the go.

From May to August, register and attend a Remote Authorization Webinar and we’ll send you a $10 Starbucks Gift Card or $10 Dairy Queen Gift Card.

So enjoy your extended weekends at the lake and worry less about managing your Telpay payments and payroll.

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Strengthening Payment Industry Oversight

The Federal Department of Finance recognizes that the current regulatory framework for payment service providers is focused narrowly on institutions like banks and payment card networks. As new payment options, provided by non-traditional market participants, continues to grow, so too do the number of market participants that fall outside the existing regulatory framework.

To address the oversight gap, the Federal Department of Finance is currently exploring options to expand its regulatory oversight framework based on a functional approach. A broadened focus will most importantly benefit and serve the interests of end-users.

Telpay is involved with the Federal Department of Finance’s oversight framework project and is a participating member of the department’s consultative committee, FinPay, which met in April in Ottawa to discuss industry oversight.

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