Define the purpose
Link the card or payment request to a person, vendor, project and approved budget.
Cards, supplier bills and payment approvals, connected to the right budget.
Planned FERIK CORP service · Product previewCompany spending, with a clear purpose.
Purpose, policy and budget.
Ready for the right decision.
One shared company view
| Purpose | Budget | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project software | Operations | ₦85,000 | Awaiting approval |
| Workshop supplier | Client services | ₦120,000 | Payee review |
| Team card request | People & culture | ₦150,000 | Limit proposed |
Proposed limit · ₦150,000
Link the card or payment request to a person, vendor, project and approved budget.
Review the payee, amount and applicable controls before the request proceeds.
Follow confirmed transactions, receipts, fees and reversals against the original request.
Request supported virtual or physical corporate cards for eligible teams and business purposes.
Apply the limits, categories, expiry and vendor restrictions the selected card provider can enforce.
Collect invoice references, due dates and evidence before scheduling an authorized payment.
Review the full batch and follow each payment separately, including partial or uncertain outcomes.
Bring the request, approval, provider confirmation and reconciliation into one traceable story.
Planned partner-backed service. Cards, payment methods, eligibility and supported controls are subject to provider confirmation.
The planned cards service uses an approved issuing partner. Card types, eligibility, supported controls and availability will be confirmed for the selected provider.
The planned service supports approved recurring payment mandates with a defined purpose, maximum amount and duration. Each occurrence remains subject to the agreed authorization and provider checks.
Each payment retains its own status. Uncertain outcomes must be reconciled before an eligible unpaid item is retried, so a successful payment is not sent twice.
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