Full-Time
Posted on 5/14/2025
B2B services for benefits and payments
$75k - $100k/yr
Mid, Senior
Boston, MA, USA + 3 more
More locations: Washington, DC, USA | Dallas, TX, USA | Portland, ME, USA
WEX Inc. offers a global commerce platform that helps businesses manage employee benefits, fleet operations, and business payments. Their employee benefits solutions include managing health savings and flexible spending accounts, while fleet management tools consist of fuel cards and telematics for vehicle tracking. WEX stands out by providing a comprehensive suite of services that streamline operations and reduce costs for businesses. The company is also dedicated to diversity, inclusion, and corporate social responsibility.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Portland, Oregon
Founded
1983
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Dental Insurance
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Disability Insurance
Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
Paid Vacation
Tuition Reimbursement
The B2B payments landscape has long been characterized by competing interests, with buyers seeking to extend payment terms while suppliers push for prompt remittance.In joint research from WEX and PYMNTS Intelligence as part of the continuing Business Tracker series, virtual cards present a compelling solution that offers significant advantages for both accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) departments, yet supplier adoption faces notable obstacles that require strategic intervention. Gaining Traction. Virtual card payments are gaining traction, with nearly 9 in 10 firms adopting or pursuing their use for business payments, the data show.While buyers benefit from enhanced security, improved spend management, and potential rebates, suppliers stand to gain significantly from faster payments and improved cash flow
For years, digital transformation took the lion’s share of investment, as companies wanted to move fast and capture new efficiencies to compete with even faster-moving, more operationally streamlined firms. Today, however, enterprise digital transformation at the highest level is no longer just about buying modern tools and leaning into cloud migrations. For some of the world’s biggest and most sprawling businesses, it can be about timing, culture and a hands-on approach to unraveling the complexities of long-standing legacy back offices. When cloud-native companies like Snowflake and Databricks first rocketed to prominence, their success was buoyed by the growth of digital-first businesses. These organizations, often startups or cloud-native unicorns, needed scalable, agile infrastructure to fuel growth. Cloud data warehouses and platforms were the answer, offering a way to store, manage and analyze data without the burdens of traditional IT infrastructure
The B2B space barely had time to wrap its head around generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) before the next iteration, agentic AI, arrived. And if GenAI jolted the B2B world with its ability to produce language, content and code at scale, agentic AI ups the ante.These new systems are not just capable of completing tasks; they’re able to take initiative. From autonomously conducting sales outreach to managing procurement and even inching toward handling payment operations, agentic AI offers a leaner, faster, smarter B2B machine. But there’s a paradox here that businesses are only beginning to grapple with: B2B runs on trust. And trust doesn’t scale easily. While consumer markets might tolerate a bit of algorithmic overreach or a chatbot gone rogue, B2B relationships are often multimillion-dollar engagements built on handshakes, track records and human accountability
In this strategic global partnership, the customers of Sabre Direct Pay, which is Sabre’s dedicated travel payments hub, will gain access to WEX’s virtual card technology, the companies said in a Monday (June 9) press release. This combination will simplify transactions across multiple currencies, borders and time zones, according to the release. Virtual card solutions will provide travel intermediaries with faster payments; a way to avoid foreign exchange and conversion expenses; rich metadata with each transaction; a simpler chargeback process; and decreased vulnerability to fraud, per the release
Digital transformation should result in digital capabilities, but it appears to be losing its momentum in many organizations. As companies grapple with tighter budgets and shorter executive tenures, many flashy tech initiatives have failed to evolve into lasting business capabilities — prompting a rethink focused on speed, impact and alignment with core enterprise goals. Whether [] The post Bringing the Momentum Back to Enterprise Digital Transformation appeared first on PYMNTS.com.