SAP Taulia Partners with Boost Payment Solutions for Virtual Card Automation
SAP Taulia has announced a strategic partnership with Boost Payment Solutions to enhance its virtual card offerings. Announced in a press release, the collaboration will integrate Boost's multi-patented straight-through processing (STP) technology into SAP Taulia's virtual card functionality, aiming to deliver seamless, automated B2B payment experiences for suppliers.
Historically, suppliers have received virtual cards through secure emails, which can create overheads, especially for large volume suppliers. The integration of Boost's technology will automate the use and acceptance of virtual cards, reducing payment friction, mitigating risk, and accelerating cash flow by improving Days Sales Outstanding (DSO).
The initial rollout of this partnership will cover key markets including the US, UK, European Union, and UAE, with plans for further expansion. This agreement is part of a series of virtual card partnerships signed by SAP Taulia in 2025, expanding its embedded virtual card capabilities globally.
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