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In today's fast-paced business landscape, financial management can make or break a company's success. Businesses often struggle to clearly differentiate between various financial expenses and cost centres, such as marketing, subscription payments, vendor bills, supplier payments and more. Controlling and separating your finances as well as who in the company can access and spend is crucial, and that's why at Wise Business, we designed a feature called 'Groups', allowing you to budget for your card payments more easily. Admins can also send money from any Group, making multi-currency payments management more efficient.
With Groups, companies can segregate their digital business card expenses based on teams and purposes in multiple currencies. For example, the marketing department could have its own Group for online advertising expenses in British pounds, while the sales team could manage a separate Group for client entertainment expenses in Euros. Admins can also send money from Groups in multiple currencies, whether it's to pay invoices, suppliers or staff.
Wise Business enables businesses to manage their card payments by providing clear separation, access control, and easy monitoring and spending from each Group. |
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By adopting multi-user access features, businesses can now not only designate roles and control their financial management, but also offer a more structured approach to accounting and payment separation. You can also hold multiple currencies and spend from them within each Group.
Separate money and control access for team expenses: business owners can create Groups for each team and department, such as marketing, HR, or sales, to ensure digital business cards are being used for a specific expense category.
Separate money by payment purpose: businesses can set up Groups dedicated to specific expenses like subscriptions, ensuring these payments are distinct from day-to-day operations.
Set aside money for vendor payments: companies can create Groups for major vendors like Amazon, making it easy to manage and allocate funds for specific expenses.
Event expense management: business owners organising events can use Groups to allocate funds and pay event-related expenses separately using the digital cards allocated to this specific Group.
Control access for individual or team expenses: sales managers can create Groups for individual sales reps, allowing precise control over spending and better tracking of individual expenses.
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At the moment, only Admins and Owners can create Groups. To open a Group, click on 'Main Group’, and from the Groups menu click on New. Name the Group as desired, customise your Group by choosing an icon, and default currency. The Group’s total balance is shown in the default currency, but you can change this.
On the web, select the Group you want to edit and click More. Click Edit Group to change the Group name or currency, or click Close Group to close the Group.
Closing a Group moves all funds to the Main Group, removes all team members, and deletes all the Wise cards associated with that Group. As an Admin you might want to delete a Group once all expenses have been used to manage your cash flow more efficiently. You can also block and delete cards within a Group.
Firstly, choose the Group you’d like to add a new balance to, simply click on the plus sign and choose the currency you’d like to add.
To add money to a Group, admins can move money from the Main Group balance, which is free if it’s in the same currency. For example, it’s free to move money from your GBP Main Group balance to a GBP Group. If you add money from a Balance to a Group of a different currency, the usual conversion fee will apply. To withdraw money from a Group, you have to move the money to your Main Group first. Currently, it’s not possible to convert money between balances in a Group or between Groups.
Only team members with Admin roles can create a group and invite team members with Admin or Employee roles. Once a Group is set up, the Admin will see the newly created Group page. Admins have the overall control over the Group, and can invite and manage the Group's team members.
The admin can:
Employees who’ve been added to Groups can:
Only digital cards can be ordered in a Group using the Cards tab. It is not currently possible to order physical cards or assign existing physical cards to a Group. Admins can order digital cards for themselves. Team members added to Groups can also order their own digital cards in the Group page. Admins can see their own card details and who in the Group has cards. However, they cannot see the full card details of other team members’ cards. At the moment, you can have 1 physical card in the main group and up to three digital cards per user across all Groups.
By selecting the Card menu on the home page, you can view all your users and set payments permissions for each of them. You can also view what Group the user belongs to (if any) and how many cards they hold.
Users can view transactions in the Transactions tab in the Group page. Admins can view all transactions in the Group. Employees can only view their own transactions. This enables more precise spending control when using cards and seamlessly integrates with our multi-user access feature.
With Groups, businesses can organise card expenses by teams and purposes, in multiple currencies, leading to streamlined card expenses and enhanced financial management.
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