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Do you have a plan administrator for your purchasing card program? "If you don’t," says First Bank System’s LaCretia Bell, "you may be dooming your plan." Bell explained her reasoning on this issue at RECAP’s Enhancing Your Accounts Payable Operations Conference. She says a plan administrator is necessary to insure the success of a program. The plan administrator is the person responsible for answering the numerous questions participants in such programs seem to have. This person can keep the user from getting frustrated when nothing seems to go right and they are tempted not to use the card. After all, if no one uses the card, the program will flop.

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