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CONTROLLER-TREASURER E-Payment - Annual WORKSHOP AGENDA 1. Introduction 2. Controller-Treasurer – Presentation 3. Link2Gov – Presentation 4. One-on-One sessions Present and Host by Cost Management Unit

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CONTROLLER-TREASURER E-Payment - Annual WORKSHOP

AGENDA

1. Introduction

2. Controller-Treasurer – Presentation

3. Link2Gov – Presentation

4. One-on-One sessions

Present and Host by Cost Management Unit

ELECTRONIC FUND TRANSFER

An electronic payment - non-cash payment that doesn't involve a paper check.

An electronic deposit - non-cash deposit that doesn't involve a paper check.

COUNTY POLICY

• Departments are encouraged to use Electronic Fund Transfers to make payments more convenient for the payer and more efficient for the County.

• Departments should take into account the most cost-effective payment methods (e.g., credit, debit, e-check), channels (e.g., over-the-counter, internet, Interactive Voice Response), and fee structures.

• Departments are encouraged to standardize the use of Electronic Fund Transfers to the extent possible to simplify the process and to ensure the “customer experience” is convenient and that fees are as clear and understandable as possible.

COST – FEES: APPROVAL

Transaction costs that must be approved by the Controller-Treasurer and the Board of Supervisors:• If the department chooses an Electronic Fund Transfer system that charges the

County per use, depending on how the department seeks to recover these fees.

• If the department will not recover the full amount of the cost or will not recoversome of the cost.

Transaction costs that must be approved by the Controller-Treasurer :

• If the department will recover the entire cost to the County per usage, either by charging the user a convenience fee or through the department’s fee structure.

• If the Electronic Fund Transfer system is being used to allow donations to the County, approval by the Board of Supervisors is not needed.

E-payment ProcessorsLink2Gov – FIS: Countywide contract

ACI - Official Payments: Property Tax Collection

Spectra – Regal Payment systems: SCVHHS Pharmacy

Square: For mobile devices

Link2Gov - FISCountywide contract

All departments are required to use the contracted vendor [*]

[*] unless special situation (per M. Johnson, Procurement).

Costs – Fees Payments:

• Option A: Agency Funded Fixed Rate Pricing

• Option B: Agency Funded Interchange Pass-through Pricing

• Option D: Convenience Fee Funded Pricing (rates are based on payment amounts)

• Option E: Convenience Fee Funded Pricing (fixed % or amount)

Others:

• Option F: Ancillary Fees and Services

• Option G: Custom Development Services

• Option H: Terminals and Equipment Purchases

• Option I: Terminals and Equipment Rental

• Option J: iNovah Pricing ( iNovah: a browser-based software package that manages the payment collection and processing activities from all r collection sources to accounting and information systems)

Wireless EFT

PROCESS: Request for Electronic Payment Service

County department(Department)

2. Obtains “e-Payment Program: Request for Services Form” from Controller- Treasurer

3. Completes and submits the Request for Services Form to Controller-Treasurer

1.Identifies needs for electronic payment services

4. Reviews, works with Department for any needed updates, and approves

Controller-Treasurer (CT)

5a. Forwards the

approved Request for

Services Form to Vendor (FIS) and the Department

6a. Set up the kick-off meeting for Department and FIS

5b. Forwards the approved

Request for Services Form

to ISD if Web services isrequested

PROCESS: Request for Electronic Payment Service C

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7a. Determines scope of work and implementation plan

7c. Monitors and manages project until the services and products are ready for implementation.

6b. Meets with FIS, county team members & CT

8. Issues a contract release purchase order to FIS

Controller-Treasurer

9. Completes and submits the “ePayment Check-Off List Form” (Authorization to Go Live) to CT

10c. Completes and routes the Form to department and FIS

11. GO LIVE10a. Routes the Form to ISD for attesting of compliance – web services requested

ISD10b. Submits the completed Form to CT

7b. Completes FIS’ provided “Service Merchant Agreement Form” and provides the Form to FIS and CT

Cost Management UnitT.J. Yang-Wurm 408-299-5234 Bart del Castillo 408-299-6837Kim-anh Le 408-299-5251

Santa Clara County, CA

2015 Client Review

June 21, 2016

Your PayDirect Solution Team

Business Line Owner Helen Justice [email protected]

Product Manager Jeffry Stahly [email protected]

PayDirect Product Owner Tony Nigrelli [email protected]

DataPointe & IVR Product Owner Michael Ross [email protected]

Director of Project Management Paul Moret [email protected]

Operations Manager Nathan Friedman [email protected]

Client Services Manager Demetria Mallett [email protected]

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THANK YOU!!!for a successful 2015

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FIS has been named to

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Key Attributes of Reputation

Rank

Innovation 5

People Management 5

Use of Corporate Assets 6

Social Responsibility 3

Quality of Management 6

Financial Soundness 6

Long-Term Investment Value

6

Quality of Products/Services

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Global Competitiveness 2

5

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#1 Overall Ranking due to the collective strength of FIS

Winner of the following Chartis catagories:– Functionality– Organizational Strength– Market Presence

Key Drivers:– Cutting-edge risk products and technologies– New Center of Regulatory Intelligence in Washington D.C.– Regulatory Intelligence Briefings– RISC Summit– Knowledge Base of Risk Best Practices– And many more!

FIS is Ranked #1 on the Chartis 2016 RiskTech100

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FIS is Ranked #1 on the Chartis 2016 RiskTech100

No other FinTech provider has a team member at NCCIC.

Information security and risk management are our top priorities

Partnership with Department of Homeland Security National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center (NCCIC)- FIS has employees full time at the center.

SECURE by Design

Dedicated 24/7/365 incident response team with real-time access to Mandiant (world’s leading incident management company) in the event of a major attack.

Close relationship with FS-ISAC

and other intelligence sources.

FIS has deployed a RISC team member at Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit in Redmond, Wash.

What FIS did the past few years…

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• Released API5.0 – our latest API featuring a SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) based interface and tokenization

• Offer Mobile Optimization on PayDirect Web Applications when your customers use a smartphone

• Released PayDirect IVR – our configurable validating IVR application

• Support Wireless Point-of-Sale devices on our proprietary MultipayPOS Application in addition to the dial or Ethernet connected devices

• Released DataPointe – the new online reporting tool

With a MAJOR focus on security and compliance…….

PayDirect Government Enhancements

What FIS has in store for 2016-17…

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1. Enrollment, Recurring Payments, Digital Wallet, Payment History

2. Bin Based Convenience Fees

3. DataPointe

• Maintenance Release

• New Features Release

4. IVR

• Maintenance Items

• Payment Ranges

• Notifications

5. Point Of Sale (POS) Enhancements

• MultiPay Software Enhancements

• VeriFone MX 915 and MX 925 “listener mode” functionality

• EMV10

PayDirect 2016 Top Priorities

*Note: All content as of January 26th, 2016 and subject to change. 11

PayDirect – Other Considerations for 2016

• Digital Wallet Support (i.e. MasterCard MasterPass, Visa Checkout, etc.)

• Card Association Changes

− MasterCard leading digit (2)

− 19-digit card numbers

• SunGard

− FIS / SunGard Integrations (TBD)

• PayDirect Web Maintenance Release

− Analytics

− Supported browsers highlighted in footer

− Business Check image update

− Updated Address Verification (AVS) Error Handling

• First Data Compass Platform

• Mobile Wallet / Mobile Bill Reminder

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Release Schedule

*Note: All content as of January 26th, 2016 and subject to change.

Release CA (Test) Date Production Date

2016.1 20-Dec-15 17-Jan-16

2016.2 17-Apr-16 15-May-16

2016.3 10-Jul-16 8-Aug-16

2016.4 9-Oct-16 6-Nov-16

Note: Release notes, user guides, and configuration documentation will be

provided two weeks prior to all CA and Production Release Dates.

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Release Schedule

*Note: All content as of January 26th, 2016 and subject to change.

Tentative schedule for new functionality

– ACH Advanced Account Verification: Q2, 2016

– DataPointe Maintenance Updates: Q2, 2016

– PayDirect Web Maintenance Updates: Q2, 2016

– DataPointe Enhancements: Q3, 2016

– Enrollment, Scheduled Payments (phased release): Q3 / Q4, 2016

– MultiPay – Enhancements / EMV Support: Q3 / Q4, 2016

Visa now allows service fees to be charged on payments other than Tax?

Fees can be charged online, on the IVR and at the counter?

Fees can apply to both credit and debit cards.

This could be an immediate cost savings to the County for the agencies that currently absorb these fees due to the old Visa rules.

DID YOU KNOW?

We offer Merchant Activity

Files (MAF) to assist you with

the daily/monthly

reconciliation?

DID YOU KNOW?

DID YOU KNOW?

We offer mobile optimization.

2015 Metrics

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Program Metrics – FIS Summary Results2014 - 2015

Dollar Volume• 2014 Dollar Volume: $ 21,877,275.03

• 2015 Dollar Volume: $ 30,606,147.30• 39.90% Increase in Dollar Volume

Transaction Count• 2014 Total Transaction Volume: 163,688

• 2015 Total Transaction Volume: 323,359

• 97.55% Increase in Transaction Volume

Average Ticket - 2014 Department of Revenue $140.32

- 2015 Department of Revenue $140.72

- 2014 Non-DOR $125.44

- 2015 Non-DOR $124.75

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Metrics

2015 Transaction Volume by Month

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$2,244,291.87

$2,687,928.05

$2,636,397.16

$2,640,617.92

$2,349,759.92

$2,711,390.76

$2,881,985.95

$2,678,968.55

$2,553,765.82

$2,566,917.08

$2,204,284.44

$2,449,839.78

$0.00 $500,000.00 $1,000,000.00 $1,500,000.00 $2,000,000.00 $2,500,000.00 $3,000,000.00 $3,500,000.00

December

November

October

September

August

July

June

May

April

March

February

January

2015 Pay Method Mix by Dollar Volume

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Visa$9,409,527

44%

Echeck$4,634,949

21%

MasterCard$3,456,495

16%

American Express$1,554,504

7%

PinLESS Debit$1,507,656

7%

Pin Debit$1,080,225

5%

Visa

Echeck

MasterCard

AmericanExpress

PinLESS Debit

Pin Debit

2015 Pay Method by Transaction Count

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Visa 45%

Echeck17%

MasterCard11%

American Express

4%

Pinless Debit8%

Pin Debit15%

Visa

Echeck

MasterCard

American Express

PinLESS Debit

Pin Debit

2015 Top 7 Agencies

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Department of Revenue$14,158,047.74 , 47%

Health & Hospital Systems

$5,366,260.47 , 18%

Environmental Health$4,744,516.97 , 16%

Parks & Recreation$2,494,103.51 , 8%

Valley Health Plan$1,474,823.47 , 5%

Planning & Development

$1,350,596.47 , 4%

Social Services Agency$567,399.44 , 2%

Department of Revenue Health & Hospital Systems Environmental Health

Parks Valley Health Planning & Development

Social Services Agency

2015 Remaining Agencies

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$119,633.52

$92,287.80

$86,137.89

$42,786.22

$36,563.50 $33,400.00

$19,604.00

$8,127.50 $6,930.00 $3,068.40 $1,860.40

$-

$20,000.00

$40,000.00

$60,000.00

$80,000.00

$100,000.00

$120,000.00

$140,000.00

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Agencies Under $200,000

Weights & Measures

Central Fire Protection District

Animal Care

Airport

Probations

Clerk of the Board

PreTrial

Senior Meals Program

Office of Human Relations

Registrar of Voters

Assessors Office

Linear (Weights & Measures)

Department of Revenue

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Joined FIS in 2011*Convenience fee model

Visa, $7,574,150.08 ,

54%

Electronic Check, $2,885,658.69 , 20%

Debit, $2,023,996.23 ,

14%

MasterCard, $1,094,001.87 ,

8%

American Express,

$454,616.72 , 3%

Discover, $124,624.15 , 1%

Visa Electronic Check Debit MasterCard American Express Discover

Health & Hospital Systems

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Joined FIS in May 2014

Multipay POS devices deployed across 60 Clinics, Labs, Pharmacies, and other medical facilities.

American Express21%

Visa47%

MasterCard26%

Debit6%

Discover0%

American Express Visa MasterCard Debit Discover

Environmental Health

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Joined FIS in April 2011

Using PayDirect Validating Web and PayDirect Inflight Web

Visa48%

MasterCard22%

Electronic Check15%

American Express13%

PinLess Debit1%

Discover1%

Visa MasterCard Electronic Check

American Express PinLess Debit Discover

Parks & Recreation

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Joined FIS in June 2014

Using PayDirect Pasthrough web, PayDirectVirtual Terminal and Direct Dial for Parking Vending

Reservations Web56%

BackOffice VT 19%

Front Office, 0.02%

Parking25%

Reservations Web

Back Office Virtual Terminal

Front Office Virtual Terminal

Parking Fees

Valley Health Plan

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Joined FIS in January 2014

Using PayDirect web for HMO Payments

$138,859.08 $61,652.89

$155,238.33

$59,621.15

$1,000,810.08

American Express Electronic Check MasterCard PinLess Debit Visa

Planning & Development

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Joined FIS in October 2011*Convenience fee model

Using PayDirect web and Multipay POS

Planning & Dev POS$569,722

42%

Planning & Dev Validating Web$780,553

58%

Planning & Dev POS Planning & Dev Validating Web

Social Services Agency

30

Joined FIS in July 2013

Using PayDirect Validating web and Custom IVR

IVR$166,011

15%

Web$401,387

85%

IVR Web

Weights & Measures

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Joined FIS in May 2012

Using PayDirect Passthrough Web

Visa, $64,408.37 , 54%

MasterCard, $31,422.35 , 26%

American Express,

$17,098.90 , 14%

Electronic Check, $4,738.50 , 4%

PinLess Debit, $1,603.20 , 2% Discover,

$121.10 , 0%

Visa MasterCard American Express

Electronic Check PinLess Debit Discover

Central Fire Protection District

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Joined FIS in February 2013

Using Multipay POS

Visa74%

MasterCard16%

American Express

10%

Discover0%

Visa MasterCard American Express Discover

Animal Care & Control

33

Joined FIS in October 2010

Using Multipay POS and PayDirect Inflight

Visa75%

MasterCard16%

American Express6%

Discover3%

Debit0%

Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Debit

Airport

34

Joined FIS in November 2013

Using Paydirect Virtual Terminal Visa32%

MasterCard33%

American Express

35%

Visa MasterCard American Express

Probations

35

Joined FIS in 2011*Convenience fee model

Using Multipay POS

Visa81%

MasterCard13%

Discover2%

American Express4%

Visa MasterCard Discover American Express

Clerk of the Board

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Joined FIS in 2011*Convenience fee model

Using Multipay POS and PayDirectPassthrough web

Visa53%

MasterCard22%

American Express20%

Debit4%

Discover1%

Visa MasterCard American Express Debit Discover

PreTrial

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Joined FIS in January 2013

Using Multipay POS and PayDirectValidating Web

Debit50%

Visa40%

MasterCard6%

American Express

4% Discover0%

Debit Visa MasterCard American Express Discover

Senior Meals Program (Meals on Wheels)

38

Joined FIS in June 2011

Using PayDirect Non-validating Web

Visa58%MasterCard

22%

American Express

18%

Discover1%

Electronic Check

1%

Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Electronic Check

Office of Human Relations (OHR)

39

Joined FIS in October 2013

Using PayDirect Inflight Web

Visa81%

Discover2%

MasterCard14%

PinLess Debit1%

American Express2%

Visa Discover MasterCard PinLess Debit American Express

Registrar of Voters

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Joined FIS in May 2014

Using Multipay POS

Visa, 45%

MasterCard, 30%

American Express, 16%

Debit, 9%

Visa MasterCard American Express Debit

Assessor’s Office

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Joined FIS in August 2012

Using PayDirect Virtual Terminal

Visa78%

MasterCard15%

American Express

1%

Discover6%

Visa MasterCard American Express Discover

Support & Project Management…

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Support

To provide the best service, FIS provides a Product Support team via phone and email

For escalated items or requesting new services, the Client Services team is available to assist you

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Project Management

Submit Statement of Services or Change Request with the CSM

Await Resource Assignment

Complete Project Documentation

Test and Quality Check the Application

Production Deployment

Post-Production Monitoring

Transition to Support

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What are your goals for 2016-17?

Demetria Mallett

113 Seaboard Lane, Suite A250

Franklin, TN 37067

[email protected]

615-665-6770 office

615-364-3827 mobile

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Take advantage of the personal resources assigned to you.

Your Client Services Manager is available to meet with you at your convenience.

Thank you for trusting us with your ecommerce needs. We look forward to our continued partnership in 2016 and years to come.