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PayFac vs Payment Processor: What's the Difference?
PayFac vs payment processor: learn how each model works, the key differences in onboarding, compliance and revenue, and which suits your SaaS platform.
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The Best Tech Stack for Maintenance Businesses
Ever feel like you’re constantly playing catch-up with your to-do list? You’re definitely not alone. A staggering one in two SMEs say they’re worried about lost time and productivity in their business.
How to Get Customers to Commit to Pre-Approved Direct Debit
But how do you persuade your existing customer base to change the way they pay you without upsetting them too much, or losing customers outright? This article gets to the heart of what causes this aversion to change and how to push through and get your customers paying you the way that most benefits you.
How to Accept Credit Card Payments for Small Business
Accepting credit card payments is one of the simplest ways for small businesses to improve cash flow, reduce payment delays, and make it easier for customers to pay.
5 Things Pinch Can Do To Help You Manage Payments Better
Congratulations, you've made the amazing choice to set up a Pinch account to collect payments for your business. We are totally not biased when we say you have absolutely made the correct call. But Pinch has a lot more under the hood than meet's the eye. For years we have taken a more problem-oriented approach to the development of our product,
Use Pinch to Send Invoice Notifications to Customers
Get more invoices paid on time with the invoice issued notification. Creating an invoice in Xero or QuickBooks usually involves a few different steps:
The Ultimate List of Cash Flow, Payment and Small Business Statistics
We can all agree that 2021 has been pretty tough going. Between the uncertainty of lockdown to ongoing border closures and health and safety concerns, 2021 was enough to challenge even the most established businesses. But there’s a silver lining: 2021 is behind us, which means it’s time to recharge, reflect, and build your game plan for the
