Public Sector Network and SAP Concur Presents:
Management of Employee-Initiated Spend in the Public Sector
New ways of payment necessitate new ways to control it
Thursday, July 25th, 2024 | 11:00 – 11:45 AM AEST
What’s In Store
Employee-initiated spending is typically the second largest controllable expense that governments have after payrolls.
Historically, it’s also one of the most difficult to manage because of the lack of insight that many organisations have into it, and an increase in alternative payment methods.
It’s becoming more difficult to get a total view of employee spend because of the increase in alternative payment ways including Purchasing Cards and Virtual Cards.
On this webinar, hear from public sector leaders who’ve successfully established policies, audit checkpoints, and processes for managing employee spend across multiple payment types.
Key talking points include
Balancing the efficiency and agility of digital payment solutions live Pcards and Vcards with the need for control, visibility and compliance
How to get transparency and total visibility into what has been paid, how and when – across all payment methods
Creating audit rules to guide employees on what payment type can be used and when, and using automation for early detection of non-compliant spend
How these leaders have adapted policies and control points and which reporting do they leverage to provide data back to the business
Speaker Panel
Michael Leung
Senior Regional Account Executive Enterprise and Public Sector
SAP Concur
Nigel Sonter
Finance Improvements & Projects Specialist
Essential Energy
Sheetal Kapoor
Chief Financial Officer
Victoria Ombudsman
Anthony Cooper
Senior Manager Finance Improvements & Projects
Essential Energy
Discussing Current Topics
#PublicSectorFinance
##EmployeeSpendManagement
#DigitalPayments
#SpendControl
#FinancialTransparency
#PaymentCompliance
#FinanceInnovation
#GovernmentFinance
