Maine Online Operations 
South State Correspondent
SEPTEMBER 30, 2022
A couple of weeks ago, we delved into the origination and operating costs of manufacturing commercial loans ( HERE ). From the above, you can see one of the main reasons to invest in digital account opening – its many automated processes. Second is the growing importance of online and mobile account opening and maintenance.
PYMNTS
OCTOBER 19, 2020
It’s why recommendations are consistently ranked by consumers as one of the most important features a merchant can offer an online shopper, why merchants gladly oblige and why brands strive to make products that are consistently ranked high by consumers. Saving Main Street. Living By The Social Proof. In the U.S.
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PYMNTS
MAY 28, 2020
Businesses that did not have online shopping channels were unable to sell their products, and restaurants that did not offer online ordering for pickup or delivery could not serve their customers. In Main Street On Lockdown: Business Recovery edition, we surveyed 431 SMB owners from across the U.S. Our study finds that 33.4
PYMNTS
NOVEMBER 10, 2020
Optimism around new business is materializing on Main Street, among other places, with small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) reopening. Twenty-five percent of Main Street SMBs now say they are operating with capacity restrictions, whereas 38.6 percent of SMBs now say they are closed because of the pandemic, compared to 33.9
PYMNTS
AUGUST 12, 2020
To gauge the economic health and vitality of local economies, one need look no further than the financial stability of the small and medium-sized businesses that line the main streets and side streets of communities across the nation. One of the digital tools in which Main Street SMBs show great interest is real-time merchant fund settlement.
PYMNTS
JUNE 2, 2020
A glimmering bright spot in the daily bad news cycle is PYMNTS’ finding that businesses of every type – especially small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) – are using the pandemic as an impetus to make needed operational changes and bring SMBs’ online presences firmly up to date. So, what happens now? Our survey reveals that 49.4
PYMNTS
MAY 20, 2020
Most businesses have been hit hard by the global pandemic, but perhaps no segment has been more crippled or left with a future more uncertain than the Main Street local establishments that rely on daily sales for traffic. percent reporting they lean “much more” on online sales. That includes 34.8 Only a third of those polled (30.7
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