Lead With Integrity

Build. Develop. Inspire.

Honest Advertising

Our clients need to know they can rely on FIS to deliver on our promises and stay true to our word. We can’t expect to earn their trust if we’re not honest in our promotions.

That is why we take an approach to marketing and advertising that aligns with our Core Values and beliefs. We engage in open and honest communication, backing up the claims we make, and making sure everything FIS says is truthful.

Highlight truth in advertising.

The things we say about FIS reflect on us as a Company. They also impact our relationships with clients, stakeholders, and the public. To enhance those relationships and our reputation:

  • Follow applicable advertising laws and regulations.
  • Never make false statements about our solutions or our competitors.
  • Be helpful – never defamatory, misleading, or malicious.
  • Never exaggerate or make promises we can’t keep.

Follow our processes.

Careful promotion is effective promotion. For every advertisement, claim, or promotion for FIS, regardless of the advertising format, be sure to:

  • Obtain proper reviews and approvals.
  • Be able to back up any claims you make with solid, unbiased documentation.
  • Work with the proper internal partners to verify facts and answer questions.

Advertising formats include:

  • Digital marketing
  • Television
  • Radio
  • FIS-sponsored websites
  • Endorsed bloggers and brand ambassadors
  • Email blasts
  • Social media
  • Brochures

Pay particular attention with email and fax advertising as special rules apply.

Additional Resources Available:

FIS Brand Policy

Advertising formats include:

  • - Digital marketing
  • - Television
  • - Radio
  • - FIS-sponsored websites
  • - Endorsed bloggers and brand ambassadors
  • - Email blasts
  • - Social media
  • - Brochures

Pay particular attention with email and fax advertising as special rules apply.

Our Core Values In Action

Q: I am interested in promoting our new services via email. Are there any special considerations to keep in mind?

A: Yes, any email advertisement must accurately disclose who it is from and what it is for, as well as include the sender’s business address and inform the recipient of their right to opt out. For many locations you also must get consent or authorization from the recipient first. Refer to the Brand Policy for additional guidance.