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Virtual Credit Cards - When You Know, You Know.

A virtual credit card is more than a digital version of an open-ended card.
At least it can be.

Meet PivotLynx and Scenario Based Purchasing.
What is Scenario Based Purchasing? It's the ability to issue cards tailored for specific purposes. Each card can be created for an specific scenario and then only used for that purpose. Here are some examples:
- A business traveler uses a virtual card for expenses on an upcoming trip.
- A construction manager uses a virtual card for materials or permits for a project.
- A designer uses a virtual card to pay for a monthly subscription to a design prototyping tool.
Scenario based capabilities is what makes virtual cards a game-changer for operational purchasing.
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PivotPrime Delivers Visibility & Control of Project Expense Tracking

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