by Josh Cook | Jan 14, 2019 | Business Solutions, Direct Debit Payments
Are you looking to set up direct debit for your business? Well you’ve come to the right place. Direct Debit payments can be a win-win for everyone. Customers love direct debit because it creates an easy, stress free set and forget payment option. On the other...
by Josh Cook | Jan 9, 2019 | Direct Debit Payments, Payment Technology
Looking to implement a new direct debit billing system for your business? Here are just some of the advantages you’ll experience by doing so – and why we think direct debit is a fantastic addition to your businesses payment processing. Steady and...
by Josh Cook | Jan 6, 2019 | Direct Debit Payments, Payments, Subscription Payments
When you’re a small business owner, it can be tough to avoid late payments, especially in Australia. Payment experts are MarketInvoice recently found that Australia is one of the worst countries at paying invoices on time. After crunching 5 years of payment...
by Josh Cook | Nov 20, 2018 | Direct Debit Payments, School Fee Payments, Subscription Payments
These days many businesses, including schools are looking to simplify how they get paid. Rather than receiving cash payments or being restricted to accepting just a few payment providers, they are realizing the benefits of embracing automated payment solutions. Here...
by Josh Cook | Oct 16, 2018 | Aged Care Payments, Business Management, Direct Debit Payments
Are you in the aged care industry and find you’re struggling with accounts receivable? Are your clients stuck with a manual payment method? Manual payment collection in aged care is unfortunately one of the most popular payment methods, but it’s certainly...
by Josh Cook | Oct 16, 2018 | Aged Care Payments, Business Management, Direct Debit Payments
Are you looking for ways to improve profit margins for your aged care services business? If so, one of the first things you should look at is automating aged care payments for your customers. Many companies rely on manual payments, but this inefficient solution ends...
