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Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution
Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

Associated Press

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • Associated Press

Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jun 4, 2025-- Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) announced today that its MineralTree business, which provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions, and Sage, a leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), launched a vendor payments solution built directly within Sage Intacct. The solution, Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree, gives finance teams a seamless way to pay vendor bills without ever leaving their Sage Intacct instance. The new solution is designed for ease, security and control, addressing the complexity of managing payables across disconnected systems. With the capability to initiate payments from within Sage Intacct, AP teams can eliminate syncing delays and the need for separate logins, additional bank accounts and middleware. 'With so many finance teams overwhelmed by disconnected tools, our goal was to embed payments into the software they already use every day,' said Brian Greehan, head of B2B solutions for Global Payments. 'This offering is about more than convenience. It's about embedding payments seamlessly into the workflow so businesses can operate with more control, speed and confidence at a time when efficiency and cash flow visibility are critical.' Solving real problems for finance teams Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree addresses long-standing pain points in accounts payable, such as fragmented tools, lack of visibility and inefficient manual workflows. By embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct, the solution enables: 'Finance teams want simplicity and efficiency – everything in one place,' said Dan Miller, EVP Financials and ERP Division at Sage. 'Embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct lets teams seamlessly approve and pay bills without switching systems, creating smoother workflows and freeing time for strategic tasks. This demonstrates how strategic collaboration within our partner ecosystem delivers impactful solutions that drive real results.' Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree is a model for how embedded payments can evolve to meet the broader needs of today's finance teams. Initially focused on Sage Intacct, Global Payments' solution offers potential for expansion to other platforms where finance teams already work, creating a foundation for broader adoption and continued momentum. Click hereto learn more about how Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree can streamline your payables process within Sage Intacct. About Global Payments Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) helps businesses around the world enable commerce and provide exceptional experiences to their customers. Our payment technology and software solutions enable merchants, issuers and developers to deliver seamless customer experiences, run smarter operations and adapt quickly to change. Because if it has anything to do with commerce, we are already on it. With 27,000 team members across 38 countries, we have the scale and expertise to help businesses grow with confidence. Headquartered in Georgia, Global Payments is a Fortune 500® company and a member of the S&P 500. Learn more at and follow us on X, LinkedIn and Facebook. About MineralTree MineralTree, the business-to-business division of Global Payments (NYSE: GPN), provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions. By uniting technology and passionate people, we make the process of business payments easy, impactful and profitable. Our solutions combine ease of use with robust capabilities that drive meaningful insights, transforming the back office into a strategic partner of the corner office. For more information, visit and follow MineralTree on LinkedIn. View source version on CONTACT: Investor Contact: Winnie Smith [email protected] Contact: Emily Edmonds [email protected] KEYWORD: UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA GEORGIA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE FINANCE FINTECH BANKING ACCOUNTING SOURCE: Global Payments Inc. Copyright Business Wire 2025. PUB: 06/04/2025 09:05 AM/DISC: 06/04/2025 09:05 AM

Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution
Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

Business Wire

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • Business Wire

Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) announced today that its MineralTree business, which provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions, and Sage, a leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), launched a vendor payments solution built directly within Sage Intacct. The solution, Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree, gives finance teams a seamless way to pay vendor bills without ever leaving their Sage Intacct instance. Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree gives finance teams a seamless way to pay vendor bills without ever leaving their Sage Intacct instance. Share The new solution is designed for ease, security and control, addressing the complexity of managing payables across disconnected systems. With the capability to initiate payments from within Sage Intacct, AP teams can eliminate syncing delays and the need for separate logins, additional bank accounts and middleware. 'With so many finance teams overwhelmed by disconnected tools, our goal was to embed payments into the software they already use every day,' said Brian Greehan, head of B2B solutions for Global Payments. 'This offering is about more than convenience. It's about embedding payments seamlessly into the workflow so businesses can operate with more control, speed and confidence at a time when efficiency and cash flow visibility are critical.' Solving real problems for finance teams Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree addresses long-standing pain points in accounts payable, such as fragmented tools, lack of visibility and inefficient manual workflows. By embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct, the solution enables: Payments from customers' existing bank accounts via ACH, virtual card, and check Direct debit funding for faster payment settlement and easier reconciliation Support for existing workflows, including multi-entity environments, approval rules, credits, discounts and PO matching Real-time visibility into payment status within Sage Intacct Cash-back rebates on virtual card spend Fast and frictionless onboarding 'Finance teams want simplicity and efficiency – everything in one place,' said Dan Miller, EVP Financials and ERP Division at Sage. 'Embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct lets teams seamlessly approve and pay bills without switching systems, creating smoother workflows and freeing time for strategic tasks. This demonstrates how strategic collaboration within our partner ecosystem delivers impactful solutions that drive real results.' Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree is a model for how embedded payments can evolve to meet the broader needs of today's finance teams. Initially focused on Sage Intacct, Global Payments' solution offers potential for expansion to other platforms where finance teams already work, creating a foundation for broader adoption and continued momentum. Click here to learn more about how Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree can streamline your payables process within Sage Intacct. About Global Payments Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) helps businesses around the world enable commerce and provide exceptional experiences to their customers. Our payment technology and software solutions enable merchants, issuers and developers to deliver seamless customer experiences, run smarter operations and adapt quickly to change. Because if it has anything to do with commerce, we are already on it. With 27,000 team members across 38 countries, we have the scale and expertise to help businesses grow with confidence. Headquartered in Georgia, Global Payments is a Fortune 500® company and a member of the S&P 500. Learn more at and follow us on X, LinkedIn and Facebook. About MineralTree MineralTree, the business-to-business division of Global Payments (NYSE: GPN), provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions. By uniting technology and passionate people, we make the process of business payments easy, impactful and profitable. Our solutions combine ease of use with robust capabilities that drive meaningful insights, transforming the back office into a strategic partner of the corner office. For more information, visit and follow MineralTree on LinkedIn.

Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution
Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

Yahoo

time5 days ago

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Global Payments and Sage Launch Embedded Vendor Payments Solution

New offering streamlines B2B payables for finance teams using Sage Intacct ATLANTA, June 04, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) announced today that its MineralTree business, which provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions, and Sage, a leader in accounting, financial, HR and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), launched a vendor payments solution built directly within Sage Intacct. The solution, Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree, gives finance teams a seamless way to pay vendor bills without ever leaving their Sage Intacct instance. The new solution is designed for ease, security and control, addressing the complexity of managing payables across disconnected systems. With the capability to initiate payments from within Sage Intacct, AP teams can eliminate syncing delays and the need for separate logins, additional bank accounts and middleware. "With so many finance teams overwhelmed by disconnected tools, our goal was to embed payments into the software they already use every day," said Brian Greehan, head of B2B solutions for Global Payments. "This offering is about more than convenience. It's about embedding payments seamlessly into the workflow so businesses can operate with more control, speed and confidence at a time when efficiency and cash flow visibility are critical." Solving real problems for finance teams Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree addresses long-standing pain points in accounts payable, such as fragmented tools, lack of visibility and inefficient manual workflows. By embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct, the solution enables: Payments from customers' existing bank accounts via ACH, virtual card, and check Direct debit funding for faster payment settlement and easier reconciliation Support for existing workflows, including multi-entity environments, approval rules, credits, discounts and PO matching Real-time visibility into payment status within Sage Intacct Cash-back rebates on virtual card spend Fast and frictionless onboarding "Finance teams want simplicity and efficiency – everything in one place," said Dan Miller, EVP Financials and ERP Division at Sage. "Embedding payments directly into Sage Intacct lets teams seamlessly approve and pay bills without switching systems, creating smoother workflows and freeing time for strategic tasks. This demonstrates how strategic collaboration within our partner ecosystem delivers impactful solutions that drive real results." Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree is a model for how embedded payments can evolve to meet the broader needs of today's finance teams. Initially focused on Sage Intacct, Global Payments' solution offers potential for expansion to other platforms where finance teams already work, creating a foundation for broader adoption and continued momentum. Click here to learn more about how Vendor Payments powered by MineralTree can streamline your payables process within Sage Intacct. About Global Payments Global Payments Inc. (NYSE: GPN) helps businesses around the world enable commerce and provide exceptional experiences to their customers. Our payment technology and software solutions enable merchants, issuers and developers to deliver seamless customer experiences, run smarter operations and adapt quickly to change. Because if it has anything to do with commerce, we are already on it. With 27,000 team members across 38 countries, we have the scale and expertise to help businesses grow with confidence. Headquartered in Georgia, Global Payments is a Fortune 500® company and a member of the S&P 500. Learn more at and follow us on X, LinkedIn and Facebook. About MineralTree MineralTree, the business-to-business division of Global Payments (NYSE: GPN), provides modern, secure, easy-to-use accounts payable (AP) and payment automation solutions. By uniting technology and passionate people, we make the process of business payments easy, impactful and profitable. Our solutions combine ease of use with robust capabilities that drive meaningful insights, transforming the back office into a strategic partner of the corner office. For more information, visit and follow MineralTree on LinkedIn. View source version on Contacts Investor Contact:Winnie Media Contact:Emily Sign in to access your portfolio

Mayor Wanda Williams looks ahead to next term as Broad Street Market gets new grant
Mayor Wanda Williams looks ahead to next term as Broad Street Market gets new grant

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Mayor Wanda Williams looks ahead to next term as Broad Street Market gets new grant

HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Primary Election turnout was low in Harrisburg's Mayor race, which incumbent Mayor Wanda Williams won by less than 100 votes. A major theme of the race was rebuilding the fire-damaged Broad Street Market, something Williams faced criticism for not completing faster. Williams says lots of development progressed and renovations were made during her term, but work still needs to be done at the market. She expects construction to start in the fall. Less than 24 hours after Williams narrowly beat City Treasurer Dan Miller in the mayor race, a $500,000 state grant for the Broad Street Market repairs was celebrated. The market has until June 2026 to use it on repairs in its stone building. 'There have been years of deferred maintenance and we have roof leaks when it rains and we don't have great insulation, we don't have air conditioning, so we're going to be able to really modernize the amenities to put us on par with many other markets in the state,' says Broad Street Market Chair Eric Hagarty The funding comes from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture's Fresh Food Financing Initiative. 'We took a hard look at what markets do, they bring people together to bring people together for food, and this was a really important sort of consideration,' says Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding. 'We can send a lot of assistance now, but does it bring people together? You're building the capacity of a community. Are you extending the reach of food for people to have limited transportation? All of that comes together in this Broad Street Market, so it's broad in its name, but also in its mission.' Redding says the funds could help the market earn money as they work towards rebuilding the brick building that burned during the 2023 fire, while Williams was mayor. 'People have to understand, we didn't have the money to do the things that we needed to do and we couldn't do any borrowing,' Mayor Williams says. 'We're still under Act 47.' Williams says she is proud of the accomplishments of her first term and is confident she'll win the general election. 'The biggest accomplishment is I paid off the debt, I have balanced the budget for three years with no tax increase,' Williams says. Williams also touted infrastructure improvements made during her first term. 'We started on 29th Street and the portion inclusive with the 81 bridge,' Williams says. 'We've been able to pave 56th Street. We've taken down over 30 homes that were blighted.' There were 251 write in votes in the Republican mayoral race with no candidate on the ballot. Dan Miller may have gotten enough to run as a Republican in the fall, but he declined an interview today. He or any other candidate needs a minimum of 100 write-ins to get on the ballot. The general election is November 4, 2025. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

Wanda Williams appears to win Harrisburg Mayor primary
Wanda Williams appears to win Harrisburg Mayor primary

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

Wanda Williams appears to win Harrisburg Mayor primary

(WHTM) – With 100% of the precincts reporting, incumbent Harrisburg Mayor Wanda Williams is leading the crowded Democratic primary. Williams holds a slim lead over Harrisburg City Treasurer Dan Miller late Tuesday night. As the 39th Mayor of Harrisburg, Williams has overseen a city impacted by gun violence, chaos at city events, and the 2023 fire that destroyed the Broad Street Market's brick building. A lifelong Harrisburg resident, Williams worked for the Commonwealth before being elected to the Harrisburg School Board and Harrisburg City Council. Williams served as City Council President for 12 years and won the 2021 Democratic mayoral primary by 46 votes. In 2023, Williams declared that the city was debt-free and, in her October 2024 State of the City, announced she planned to remove Harrisburg from Act 47, a designation for cities under financial distress. Williams has also promoted new, affordable housing and ongoing development in Allison Hill and Hall Manor. During the abc27 mayoral debate Williams had pledged that, if she lost the May primary, she would run in the November general election, likely as a write-in. Prior to entering public office, Miller was the founder of a public accounting firm and a financial analyst. A Central Dauphin High School graduate, Miller earned degrees from Harrisburg Area Community College, Elizabethtown College, and Penn State University. Miller has also served as a board member of the WITF Community Advisory Board, the founder of the Central PA Pride Festival, and is currently Treasurer for the Community Check-Up Center. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.

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