Sentence examples for merchant data from inspiring English sources

The Depot Network, a set of software tools for E-commerce merchants that the company says will be ready for a market trial this year, will link supermarket depots to existing carrier tracking systems and merchant data bases.

A future that can be glimpsed right now, with the EC's antitrust lens swinging around to zoom in on what Amazon is doing with merchant data.

The challenge here is that for each credit or debit card brought on board, the company has to write programs to clean up the merchant data, which takes some time, the CEO tells us.

The IRS allows card transactions to be verified automatically if they match your health plan co-pay amounts, if you've previously provided receipts for recurring expenses, or if they can be verified by other health plan claims and merchant data.

Information from another source (claims data from prescription drug plan, claims data from health plan or merchant data) verifies this transaction was for eligible health care products or services.

It's unclear what data may have been tampered with or stolen, but Heartland said no merchant data, cardholder Social Security numbers, unencrypted PIN numbers, addresses or telephone numbers "were involved in the breach".

"This is the first shot in the new war for replacing the Internet with a privatized merchant data-aggregation network".

MomentFeed pulls in merchant location data from Foursquare, Facebook, Twitter, and Gowalla, and gives retailers a unified view of all the check-ins, deals, and specials across their locations nationwide.

The move to flesh out Foursquare's merchant profile data via crowdsourced Q&As comes shortly after competitor Yelp took a step of its own to maintain its position as a top app in the local reviews space: it finally launched a way for users to write reviews from mobile.

Up until now Mint hasn't done anything with its merchant level data, but it's beginning to open that up to press (see the chart below for a look at how the downturn is affecting grocery stores, which shows high end stores like Whole Foods and Bristol Farms taking a big hit in the down economy).

Interlink, which has raised its PIN debit fees for small merchants to 90 cents for each $100 transaction, from 20 cents in 2002, is often the most expensive, especially for small merchants, Fed data shows.