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Online Bill Payment and Presentment: The Seven Habits of Highly Effective CSPs


Published Date: June 2004
Published By: TowerGroup
Page Count: 18
Order Code: R301-1078
 
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The Consolidator CSP


Habit 1: Attract the Nonuser
Exhibit 1: 10 Ways to Use Your Web Site to Attract Nonusers to Online Bill Payment and Presentment (2004)
Exhibit 2: Strong Home Page Publicity for Online Bill Pay - but Poor Linkages (2004)
Exhibit 3: Selected Web Home Page Promotions for Online Bill Payment and Presentment (2004)


Habit 2: Tie in the Home Page
Exhibit 4: Six Ways to Use Your Home page to Advantage for Online Bill Payment and Presentment (2004)
Exhibit 5: Best Home Page Tie-In to Online Bill Payment and Presentment: SouthTrust (2004)


Habit 3: Provide Strong Core Functionality for Bill Payment
Exhibit 6: 18 Features that Add Value to the Online Bill Payment CSP (2004)
Exhibit 7: Best Payee Setup Using Pick List and Prefill: Bank of America (2004)
Exhibit 8: Best Overall Online Bill Payment Features and Functionality: Bank of America (2004)


Habit 4: Incorporate Electronic Bill Presentment
Exhibit 9: 10 Ways to Enhance Electronic Bill Presentment and Increase the Usefulness of Your CSP (2004)
Exhibit 10: Best Overall Bill Presentment Functionality: Bank of America (2004)


Habit 5: Integrate Funds Transfer
Exhibit 11: Seven Practices to Use to Integrate and Promote the Use of Funds Transfer Services (2004)
Exhibit 12: Integration of Funds Transfer Information with Core Account and Online Bill Payment Detail (2004)


Habit 6: Service Your Customers and Let Them Service Themselves
Exhibit 13: Seven Alternatives for Improving Self-Service and Customer Service in the CSP (2004)
Exhibit 14: Effective Self-Help Tools: National City (2004)


Habit 7: Avoid Basic Mistakes
Exhibit 15: CSPs EBPP Functionality: Six Simple Mistakes to Avoid (2004)


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