Stripe Connect payouts are available on the Pro plan and later.
“I sent the invoice three weeks ago.”
Bank transfer means waiting for the customer to get round to it, then reconciling by hand when they do.
“Can I pay by card?”
Without a payment rail the answer is no, and the job stalls at the last step.
“They found extra work on site.”
Additional work needs a second invoice, a second chase and a second reconciliation.
“Did that one clear?”
Nobody knows until somebody opens the bank.
Create the invoice from an accepted quotation in a tap and the Stripe payment link is attached automatically. The customer pays from the portal or from the invoice itself.
Ask for a percentage or a fixed amount up front on larger jobs, paid through Stripe in the portal. The balance falls due at completion, so you are never funding somebody else’s materials.
The field operative finds something mid-install. Raise a payment request from the job, the customer gets a Stripe-hosted link, and the extra is captured, quoted and billed without a second invoice run.
Payments appear the moment Stripe confirms them, so the office is not refreshing a bank feed to find out where a job stands.
Unpaid invoices chase themselves on a schedule you set, and receipts go out automatically once payment clears.
You are warned before your Stripe wallet dips below the next payout threshold, rather than finding out when a payout fails.
No. installHUB is built on Stripe Connect, so payments settle into your own Stripe account and pay out to your own bank. We are not in the middle of your money.
Accept Payments is available from the Business plan upward. Stripe Connect payouts into your own bank account are available on the Pro plan and later.
Yes. Request a percentage of the total or a fixed amount before scheduling. The customer pays through the portal and the remaining balance falls due at completion.
Raise a payment request from the job. The customer receives a Stripe-hosted link and pays for the additional work there and then, against the same job record.
No. Payments collected through Stripe flow into your invoicing, and the invoices sync two-way with Xero or QuickBooks. See the Xero and QuickBooks integrations.
