On-Site CitiDirect® EAS Training Requirements Form— (Minimum 20 participants)

Citibank offers onsite training at no cost for agencies meeting the required minimum participation level of 20 or more as set forth in the GSA SmartPay2 Master contract.

Training consists of a 8-hour hands-on classroom session with intermittent breaks, and a one-hour scheduled lunch. Participants will learn the basics of operating and navigating the CitiDirect® Card Management System (CCMS) and the Citibank Custom Reporting System (CCRS) for reporting. All participants are encouraged to interact with our Training Specialists, and fully participate in classroom discussions.

If you are interested in hosting CitiDirect® EAS training at your base or installation, please answer the questions below and fax (866-882-9944) or email () the completed form. A Citibank training coordinator will contact you directly to set up your training session.

Name of Base or Installation
Who are the Points-of-Contact?
(Please provide a commercial telephone number, commercial address and email address for a 1st and 2nd point of contact) / 1st POC:
2nd POC:
How many A/OPCs will be participating in EAS training?
Would you be willing to open this training session to other Government APCs?
(If yes, please add one additional day to the training dateslisted below.)
Please provide three (3) possible choices for training to ensure trainer availability.
How many computers are available in the training room?
What browser is used in the training facility (Netscape, Internet Explorer)? Which version?
What is the physical address of the training facility?
(Please provide street address, building number, room number and any other pertinent location information)
Is the base/installation secured?
(If so, please provide security clearance documentation to have the trainers cleared prior to arrival.)
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