"I WOULD HATE TO GO BACK TO THE OLD PAPER BASED PROCESS, ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT OF PCI DSS"
Sally Salter, Income Office Manager, University of Sheffield
Follow the autonomy of a transaction from payment by the customer through to receiving the funds in your account.
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WPM Education is fully PSP independent allowing you to use any PSP and select the rates and model that best suit your institution.
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We have put together a list of some of our most frequently asked questions. If your question isn’t there we’ll happily answer it for you.
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WPM Education makes it their business to be up-to-date with industry issues in order to evolve and develop their product and stay consistently the UK's leading provider of Online Store and e-payment solutions.
Below are examples of issues WPM Education feels are relevant to its client base.
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard PCI DSS
If your institution is not transferring or storing data in a secure way that is compliant with the PCI DSS standard you are at risk of a non-compliance penalty. Card schemes may enforce the standards with financial penalties, in extreme circumstances, the acceptance privileges of a merchant or service provider may be revoked if compromised and non-compliant.
Please click here to read more about the PCI DSS and your Institution.
Selling University and Colleges Goods and Services Online
For Universities and Colleges wishing to sell their products and services online, the lack of a simple and flexible solution hinders the natural progression towards online payment processes. Where dozens of separate areas within the Institution all have their own existing product and service offerings, fulfilment and administration processes, the provision of a single system to cover all requirements becomes extremely expensive to set up and maintain both in terms of time and cost.
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Simplifying the collection of credit and debit card instalments
Universities are now, more than ever, under pressure to deliver higher levels of customer service when it comes to dealing with their students and customers. A fundamental element of this is the requirement to improve the mechanisms for receiving payments, whilst improving cash flow, and reducing administrative time and costs associated with the collection process.
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