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'''Special Cases''' | '''Special Cases''' | ||
* Shipping expenses for SWAG <50$ do not need approval from CommArch or FAmSCo | * Shipping expenses for SWAG <50$ and Media-Delivery <100$ do not need approval from CommArch or FAmSCo | ||
* If a Card Holder has to make a urgent decission - (of course based on sanity and reason and with a limit of | * If a Card Holder has to make a urgent decission - (of course based on sanity and reason and with a limit of 400$) - for a payment and can not create a ticket first, he is in charge to report the use of budget in the tracking system as soon as possible (48 hours?) to provide a predictable budget. This should always be an exception! |
Revision as of 10:02, 15 June 2011
Process for Payment with the community credit cards
Where are the Community Credit Cards most usable?
- buy things online on trusted online platforms!
- reimburse with paypal
- SWAG Vendors who accept card payments
- Vendors for Booth decoration who accept card payments
- pre-pay for hotel accomodation
- pre-pay travel tickets
- buy dinners ;)
- pay for SWAG shipment
- ... feel free to add more what could make sence
Payment Regulation
There are 3 scenarios
- initial Request goes to FAmSCo
- initial Request goes to CommArch
- initial Request goes to the Card Holder
for each scenario there are 3 stages which provide the necessary peer-review and transparency.
- the initial Community-/Contributor-Request - like from a individual person or the fudcon-planning group etc. ...
- PeerReview and approval if necessary
- direct handling of the payment by Card Holder with vendor, group or contributor
Special Cases
- Shipping expenses for SWAG <50$ and Media-Delivery <100$ do not need approval from CommArch or FAmSCo
- If a Card Holder has to make a urgent decission - (of course based on sanity and reason and with a limit of 400$) - for a payment and can not create a ticket first, he is in charge to report the use of budget in the tracking system as soon as possible (48 hours?) to provide a predictable budget. This should always be an exception!