Take payment where the work gets done.
When you work at the customer's location, waiting for a check in the mail slows everything down. A portable terminal or a payment link lets customers pay when the job's done.
Coverage and connectivity vary from job to job, so we look at where you work before recommending a device.
Example payment flow
- 1Job completed on-site
- 2Total entered on the handheld
- 3Customer taps or inserts
- Receipt by text or email
What to think about
Before you choose.
Connectivity on the road
Handheld terminals connect in different ways; we'll confirm what works for the areas you serve.
Paying after you've left
Payment links and invoices let customers pay later, where supported.
Deposits for bigger jobs
Collecting part of the payment upfront can be done remotely in many setups.
Multiple technicians
If you have a team in the field, we'll look at how many devices you need and how payments are tracked.
Solutions to consider
- Mobile payments
- Remote payments and invoicing
- Payment links where supported
Equipment categories
- Handheld and mobile terminals
Pricing worth discussing
Interchange plus. Clear view of in-person vs. keyed or link payments as your mix changes.
Dual pricing. Worth discussing if you quote cash and card prices; estimates must show both clearly.
Common questions
- What if there's no signal at a job site?
- Connectivity options vary by device. We'll talk through the areas you work in before recommending equipment.
- Can I send a payment link instead?
- Yes, payment links and invoicing are options we can discuss where supported.
See how your home & mobile 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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