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Apply & Commit: lock in your payment-change trigger

Commit to a concrete verification trigger for vendor or refund destination changes.

A vendor bank-change request, refund reroute request, or remittance-detail update appears in email during a live payment cycle. You need a concrete response that protects funds without turning every payment issue into a debate. When a request changes where money goes, I will stop the email workflow, verify the change through the known number in our system, document the callback, and route the change for the required second sign-off before any payment or refund moves. We will check whether you used the script on a real payment-detail change within three days. A supplier emails new bank details the day before…

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