Originally Posted by
anaugle
Same here for corporate card. It was an Amex move -- discontinuation of the mailed paper statements -- we had no choice. I complained to no avail.
So, now I have to remember to log-in on the day the statement is ready, print to PDF, and e-mail to my assistant. No way I'm giving her my log-in credentials -- nothing good will come of anyone at the office seeing my personal card statement.
You can add an account agent or manager on a card by card basis. As an agent or manager, your assistant won't have access to your personal accounts unless you specifically give them access.
Here are the two levels:
Account Manager
This level of access is often designated to a spouse, family member, or attorney. You will need the Account Manager's date of birth, Social Security number, e-mail and mail addresses, and phone number to complete the setup.
Account Managers can:
# Check account balances
# View statement activity
# Pay the bill
# Add services
# Manage the account
# View Expense Management reports (Business Cards only)
Account Agent
This level of access is often designated to an attorney, family member, or personal assistant. You will need the Account Agent's date of birth, Social Security number, e-mail and mail addresses, and phone number to complete the setup.
Account Agents can:
# Check account balances
# View statement activity