Larger tickets, handled with care.
A repair bill can be several hundred or several thousand dollars, which makes processing costs on each ticket more noticeable.
Customers also aren't always at the counter when the work is done. Being able to send an invoice or payment link can mean less waiting and fewer calls.
Example payment flow
- 1Estimate approved
- 2Work completed
- 3Invoice or link sent
- Customer pays — at the desk or remotely
What to think about
Before you choose.
Higher ticket sizes
With larger transactions, your markup and fee structure have a bigger impact. A statement review shows exactly where it goes.
Remote collection
Invoices and payment links let customers pay before pickup, where supported.
Keyed transactions
Card-not-present payments are often priced differently from in-person ones; it's worth understanding your mix.
Shop management software
If you use shop software, integration is something we'll check rather than assume.
Solutions to consider
- In-person counter payments
- Remote payments and invoicing
- Payment links where supported
Equipment categories
- Countertop terminals
- Point-of-sale systems
Pricing worth discussing
Interchange plus. On larger tickets, small differences in markup add up — and are easy to see.
Dual pricing. Can be worth discussing; posted prices and estimates must show both amounts clearly.
Common questions
- Can customers pay before they pick up their car?
- Remote invoicing and payment links are options we can discuss, where supported for your setup.
- Do larger transactions need special approval?
- Account approval and any limits depend on underwriting and your business details.
See how your automotive processing compares.
Send a recent statement and we'll walk you through your options. Approval, equipment and integrations are confirmed individually.
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