You’ve probably heard of the “alphabet soup” of regulatory and security standards. But what do all of these terms really mean?

“Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. [However], they do expect you to fix things when they go wrong.” – Donald Porter V.P., British Airways

We are living in an exciting era. It’s one where the technology tools we need to build meaningful applications – that have the opportunity to impact how we conduct business on a daily basis – are rapidly evolving.

By PYMNTS PYMNTS.com Posted on February 19, 2016

Most business owners will agree: Timely billing and payment is the key to realizing optimal cash flow for their company. Yet, ensuring it is often based on the ability to keep an accurate track of various project costs, and then submit prompt invoices to clients for billing.

For today’s healthcare practices, never has navigating our nation’s complex health care system been more challenging, nor collecting the increasing customer payments more time consuming.

– BillingTree’s Steven Langlois participates in February 13 Polar Plunge

Over the past weekend, our very own Steve Langlois participated in the Special Olympics’ Polar Plunge event in Madison, WI.  The Polar Plunge is one of the most important fundraiser’s Special Olympics hosts each year to support more than 10,000 Special Olympics athletes.  BillingTree was happy to support Steve’s participation in the Polar Plunge, and here are a few photos we wanted to share from the exciting event!

By Mike Gibb AccountsRecovery.net Posted on February 16, 2016

It’s been more than 58 years since the first payment card was issued in the U.S. Ever since then, card use has grown in leaps and bounds, becoming one of the most popular payment methods around.