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> I would say about 50% of our customers are paying with the department credit card, and the other 50% buy it using their personal card. Is this your way to de
by jerguismi 8y ago
> I would say about 50% of our customers are paying with the department credit card, and the other 50% buy it using their personal card.
Is this your way to determine if it is for business or personal use? Often in small companies and startups people use their personal credit cards for business purchases. Even in some bigger companies they do that, they just invoice it later separately.
- txcwpalpha 8y agoAt my old company of 200k+ people, purchases for things like software licenses or other misc tools would be paid using a card that was in the employee's name, but with the bill going to the employer. I know it's the same method with at least 3 other 150k+ companies that are in my industry. I have a feeling this would confound those results quite significantly.
- dpower 8y agoWe use domains more than anything. It's not the easiest thing to determine, but I'd be pretty confident in the 50/50 scenario. But I should have said that many of the people buying with their own credit card are actually purchasing for work.
- mirimir 8y agoRight. I mean, how many people have personal Exchange accounts?