So it's Crédit Agricole d'Ile-de-France. AirPlus International made no secret of the fact that it was developing a payment service for its customers. in partnership with a French bank. But its name was still a mystery. Julie Troussicot, General Manager of AirPlus France, mentioned it last year in an interview given to Voyages d'Affaires: " Without being able to give more details, I can confirm that this summer we signed a strategic partnership with a major French bank, which has been rolling out a range of co-branded cards with AirPlus since September. ".
While AirPlus was associated with BNP Paribas some time ago, this partner is now known as the Ile-de-France branch of this banker-insurer with more than 1.6 million customers and present on all corporate markets, from professionals to public authorities, including SMEs and large companies. " This partnership enables us to provide our customers witha solution that simplifies the daily lives of their employeessaid Virginie Grouselle, head of the corporate market at Crédit Agricole d'Ile-de-France. Thanks to the AirPlus offer, employees gain greater autonomy, comfort and transparency in the management of their business expenses. "
The Regional Bank's business customers have access to a complete range of payment solutionsThese include not only Corporate cards for their travellers, but also virtual Travel cards for online purchases, as well as Procurement cards. These offers are based on the global acceptance of the Mastercard network. All with a 100 % digital enrolment process, described as " quick and easy "In addition, the AirPlus Portal enables the card programme to be managed independently.
At the same time, expenses can be tracked in real time on the AirPlus mobile application, a expense analysis platform to control business travel costs and optimise travel budget management. " This partnership with Crédit Agricole d'Ile-de-France is fully in line with our growth strategy in the French market. "said Julie Troussicot, Director France, AirPlus International.
