Feature
Payments — get paid by text
Get paid before the customer walks out the door or forgets. Send a secure card payment link over SMS mid-conversation, or issue an itemized invoice with line items and due dates — customers pay in a tap, no card-not-present friction. Refunds, disputes and reconciliation are built in, and every payment status ties straight back to the customer record so your conversations and your books finally agree.

What it does
- Text-to-pay with secure, PCI-compliant card checkout
- Itemized invoices with line items, due dates and a ledger
- Connect your own merchant account (money settles straight to you)
- Refunds, disputes and chargeback handling
- Financial summary and reconciliation
- Payment status tied back to the customer record
- Send a pay link mid-conversation or as a formal invoice
- Estimates & quotes — send an itemized quote by text or email; the customer reviews it and taps Accept or Decline on a hosted page
Highlights
- Text-to-pay via secure card checkout
- Invoices: line items, due dates, ledger
- Refunds + disputes / chargebacks
- Financial summary & reconciliation
Why it matters for your business
Turn a conversation into a paid invoice without leaving the thread. Send a secure card checkout link or an itemized invoice by text, and watch it reconcile against what you've collected, refunded and what's still outstanding. Getting paid stops being a separate app — it's the Output of the same conversation that won the job.
Questions & answers
How does a customer pay?
They tap a secure card checkout link you send in the text or invoice — no app or account needed — and the payment reconciles back on the platform.
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