Put a Pay now button on the invoice and in its email. Your customer picks their bank, approves the transfer there, and the money lands in your account directly; invoiso never holds it. The invoice marks itself paid the moment the bank accepts. Which currencies and countries are on offer depends on where your business is registered — the payment methods page lists them — and invoiso charges nothing and takes no percentage.
How it works
You issue the link on the invoice; it goes out on the PDF and in the email.
Your customer taps Pay now, picks their bank and approves the transfer there.
The bank accepts, the money lands in your account, and the invoice marks itself paid.
From invoice to payment
Create, send, follow up and record payment against the same invoice, so the customer-facing document and the financial trail never drift apart.
Availability
Business and up
Part of
Invoice and get paid
Put a Pay now button on the invoice and in its email. Your customer picks their bank, approves the transfer there, and the money lands in your account directly; invoiso never holds it. The invoice marks itself paid the moment the bank accepts. Which currencies and countries are on offer depends on where your business is registered — the payment methods page lists them — and invoiso charges nothing and takes no percentage.
Business and up. The pricing page shows the current plan boundary and any usage allowances.
Yes. The in-app assistant can work with the records available to your plan, and it asks before it sends, deletes or sets up anything recurring. For example: “Send Acme a pay-by-bank link for the outstanding invoice”.
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