PEX vs NJACP

The PEX financial platform and corporate cards provide powerful capabilities to manage business spending and reconciliation. PEX automates and simplifies your spend and expense workflows, saving you time on issues meaningful to your bottom line. PEX reduces data entry, helps manage cash flow, captures and tracks receipts, streamlines reconciliation, and provides detailed reporting. Your employees, volunteers or contractors can spend (only) when and where you want them to using their PEX Prepaid Visa® or Mastercard®. PEX also provides on-demand virtual cards and a scalable API for custom needs. The PEX app is a free companion app for existing Administrators and Cardholders intended to complement the main PEX platform.* With the PEX platform, you can: • Control Spend. Modernize spending controls by automatically limiting what, where and how much an employee can purchase. In addition to daily, weekly, and monthly limits, employees can also be restricted to specific industries via the use of Merchant Category Codes (“MCCs”). • Capture Receipts. Seamlessly snap a photo of a receipt, add to a transaction, and annotate with custom notes. • Tag Transactions. Easily categorize and organize transactions by using PEX Tags. Append accounting or general ledger codes to transactions to speed up reconciliation. • Make Quick Transfers. Transfer funds from your organization’s bank account to your PEX account on an ad hoc basis, or schedule automatic transfers. Fund and de-fund employee cards instantly for granular control or allow cards to debit from a central shared account. • Request Funds. Allow employees to request funds from authorized administrators with an audit of the entire process. Push and email notifications keep everyone informed. • Enhanced Reporting. Quickly create a variety of reports on purchasing activity with detailed transaction data. Export via CSV or in custom formats. • Leverage Complimentary Systems. Easily integrate PEX with processes and tools you already use, including QuickBooks, Xero, Certify, and more. *When using a mobile device, standard text messaging and/or data rates from your wireless service provider may apply. *** Any questions? Email us at: sales@pexcard.com If you are interested in becoming a customer please visit: https://apply.pexcard.com *** The PEX Visa® Prepaid Card and the PEX Disburse Visa Prepaid Card are issued by Fifth Third Bank, N.A., Member FDIC, or The Bancorp Bank, N.A., Member FDIC, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A Inc and may be used everywhere Visa Prepaid cards are accepted. The PEX Prepaid Mastercard® is issued by The Bancorp Bank, N.A. pursuant to license by Mastercard International Incorporated and may be used everywhere Debit Mastercard is accepted. Mastercard is a registered trademark, and the circles design is a trademark of Mastercard International Incorporated. Please see the back of your card for its issuing bank.

The New Jersey Association of Community Providers (NJACP) is the state’s leading voice for community-based services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Representing over 80 diverse provider agencies, NJACP delivers critical information, support, training, networking, and advocacy to strengthen a sustainable community-based system across the Garden State. Together, NJACP members support thousands of individuals with I/DD and those with traumatic brain injuries in nearly every community in New Jersey. These services promote independence, choice, dignity, and meaningful inclusion in daily life—ensuring that individuals not only live in the community but truly thrive in it. Founded on a Vision of Community Inclusion In the late 1970s, a powerful movement took root—centered on the belief that individuals with developmental disabilities should have the opportunity to live, grow, and participate fully in their communities. That vision led to the formation of provider agencies across the state and the establishment of the New Jersey Association of Community Residential Providers (NJACRP) in 1980. NJACRP began as a network dedicated to building community residences and fostering communication among agencies. By the early 1990s, as services evolved to meet a wider range of individual needs, the organization transitioned to become the New Jersey Association of Community Providers (NJACP), a reflection of its expanding mission and influence. Today, NJACP remains a steadfast advocate for individuals with I/DD and brain injuries, and for the agencies that serve them. From policy leadership and member support to public awareness and best practices, NJACP continues to drive progress toward a more inclusive and person-centered New Jersey. From its grassroots beginnings to its statewide leadership, NJACP shapes policy, elevates provider excellence, and upholds the rights and dignity of the individuals they serve.