Send the bill by text. Get paid sooner.

Create a link for a set amount and drop it into a text, an email, or a web page. A salon can share a deposit link when a client books a long color appointment. The client pays in a few taps and the deposit shows on their record.

Set tax zones for the regions you sell in so each invoice adds the right tax. A business that works across several regions no longer works it out by hand on each bill. Your accountant still advises on which rates apply to you.

Invoices go to your accounting software automatically, so your books match without anyone retyping them. A trades business can raise the invoice on site and have it show up in the books without a second entry. Your bookkeeper spends less time on data entry.

Create discount codes for offers and promotions. When someone starts a checkout and leaves before paying, a reminder can bring them back to finish. A clinic selling treatment packages online can recover orders that would otherwise be lost.

Customers can split a larger booking or order into smaller payments through a pay-later provider. A cosmetic clinic can offer this on a higher-priced treatment course so more people can say yes. Customers can also pay invoices with a tap using the wallet on their phone.

Add a late fee to invoices that go past their due date. Customers who save a card can be charged automatically on the due date. A cleaning company with regular clients gets paid on time without sending reminders.

Add a card processing fee to the customer's payment instead of absorbing it yourself. You choose whether to use it and where it applies. A trades business on tight margins keeps more of each job.