Purchasing Card Essentials: The NAPCP’s Guide to Establishing and Managing a Program
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“Purchasing Card Essentials will be a valuable resource whether you are new to the industry, getting a P-Card program started for your organization, or revamping an existing program. I’ve always appreciated the wealth of resources offered by the NAPCP, but a manual like this—with so much material in one place—would have saved me a lot of heartache, blood, sweat and tears…”
Linda Todd, CPCP
P-Card Administrator
Battelle
Member of the NAPCP Purchasing Card Professional Certification Council (PCPCC) |
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Description of Guide
Purchasing Card Essentials: The NAPCP’s Guide to Establishing and Managing a Program, is now available to NAPCP members for $159.00 and non-members for $209.00. Become an NAPCP member today and pay the discounted rate for this guide!
- With more than 125 pages of content, including graphs, instructions and examples, Essentials supports your organization's implementation and program management processes every step of the way.
- Add this manual to your library of learning and reference tools and you’ve got one-stop guidance—especially helpful for new employees added to the P-Card program management team.
- Pursuing the CPCP credential? Consider this guide as a comprehensive source for study purposes.
Table of Contents
(click here to review the complete, multi-page Table of Contents, including a listing of tables, figures and more)
Chapter 1: Introduction to Purchasing Cards
Chapter 2: The P-Card Value Proposition
Chapter 3: Getting Started
Chapter 4: Developing a P-Card Model
Chapter 5: The Request for Proposal (RFP)
Chapter 6: Selecting an Issuer
Chapter 7: Program Implementation
Chapter 8: Program Roles and Responsibilities
Chapter 9: Policies and Procedures
Chapter 10: Communications and Training
Chapter 11: Building a Supplier Program
Chapter 12: Program Management
Chapter 13: Program Optimization and Expansion
Glossary
Index
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