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Overview
The settings for Corporate Payment Cards allow you to set a policy around a specific set of credit cards that share a common Bank Identification Number (BIN). The BIN is the first six to eight digits of the card number. You can require users in one or more groups to book travel using a credit card from that defined set of cards sharing a BIN number.
Benefits and Need to Know
Corporate payment cards are similar to but used differently than Site Payment Cards:
Corporate payment card: A corporate card with its card number stored at the traveler user profile level. As detailed below, at the site level, you create a card set based on a shared BIN number, set up a travel policy that requires users to book travel with a card from that card set, and then assign that card set to one or more user group/s.
Site Payment Card: A corporate card with its card number stored at the company site level. Site Payment Cards details how to create a site payment card, assign it to a site payment card set, and assign that set to one or more user group/s.
The client must provide you with the financial institution’s BIN number, which is typically the first six to eight digits of the card number.
Create Corporate Payment Card Set for BIN
Start by creating a new corporate payment card set:
From the Partner Dashboard home page, click the Settings link to the right of the site you want to update.
Click the Services tab.
Under the Travel heading, click Corporate Payment Cards.
Click Add a new payment card set.
Name the set in the Corporate Payment Card Set Name field.
In the Payment Card Restrictions section, enter details around the BIN as follows.
Card Name: Enter name to define this set of credit cards that share the BIN.
Card Type: Select the credit card type.
Card Number: Enter BIN number provided by client. It should be the first six to eight digits of the credit card number.
If you want to add another BIN to share the same policy you’ll create next, click the Add Payment Card Restriction link and add another card and BIN.
Click the Save button at the bottom of the page.
Commit your changes (click the # changes not applied link at the top-right and click Commit). Without this step the new payment card set name will not appear as a travel policy selection.
Configure Travel Policy for the Corporate Payment Card
Next, add the corporate payment card set you just created to a travel policy:
Click the Services tab.
Under the Travel heading, select Travel Policy.
Select Policy List.
Take one of the following steps as appropriate:
To create a new travel policy, click the Add A New Travel Policy link. If you want to add other restrictions to this policy, see Travel Policies for details on setting other restrictions.
To update an existing policy, click the name of the policy to update.
Scroll down to Flight Payment Card Options and select the appropriate card from list.
Click the Save button at the bottom of the page.
Add Corporate Payment Card Set to Service Rules for a User Group
The last step is to assign a corporate payment card set to the service rules for a specific group, as follows:
At the top of the partner dashboard, click the Rules tab.
Click the Service Rules link.
On the Service Rules page, next the name of the group to which you want to assign the corporate payment card set, click the Edit or Add link as applicable.
Scroll to the Corporate Payment Card Restrictions section. From the Payment Card Set dropdown, select the corporate payment card set to assign to this user group.
If you have not also applied your Compliance Codes, also select the appropriate Compliance Codes in the Compliance Codes section on this page.
At the bottom of the page, click the Save button.
Repeat the above steps if you want to apply the same or other card sets to other groups.
After making all updates, click Save Priority Changes at the bottom of the page.
Commit all changes (click the # changes not applied link at the top-right and click Commit).
Test the site to ensure the corporate payment cards are working correctly for each user group.
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