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FIN 2019-04-22 Item 2A - Discussion - Update on New Cashiering System
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FIN 2019-04-22 Item 2A - Discussion - Update on New Cashiering System
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INFORMATIONAL MEMO <br />Page 2 <br />This new cashiering system provides real-time processing for utility payments, which has allowed <br />staff to see all payments applied to customer accounts immediately (especially helpful during <br />shut-off times). With the old Core Cashiering system, payments would not have been reflected <br />on the customer accounts until after the payment batch was closed, processed and imported into <br />Eden. <br />One of the most noticeable improvements has been with credit card processing, which no longer <br />requires two-step processing, and has been a welcome improvement for both city staff as well as <br />the public. Credit card payments are now more secure and the city is in compliance with the more <br />stringent Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards. <br />Check processing has also become more efficient with the new system. The receipt printers <br />include functionality which allows for automatic endorsement and check image capture. In the <br />coming months, Finance staff will be evaluating the use of the cash image letter function which <br />will transmit all check deposits directly to the bank. This will provide more timely daily deposits <br />and increase the city's average daily balance with the bank which will lower bank fees. <br />Lastly, with the Tyler Cashiering, staff can log into the cashiering system from their own <br />workstations and no longer must use one of the cashiering stations at the counter to access the <br />system. With this feature the Police Department is able to utilize the cashiering system to process <br />payments related to the secure mailbox program without needing to send the customer over the <br />Finance and then come back to PD in order to complete their transaction. <br />TIS and Finance plan to work together to identify other opportunities to expand Tyler Cashiering <br />to other departments in the future. <br />RECOMMENDATION <br />For information only. <br />2 <br />
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