The PayChoice Blog

Accepting recurring payments is a great way to reduce late payments, improve customer relationships and save time as a business owner. To experience these benefits, though, you need to make sure your approach to payment processing is working properly. Here are 6 of the most common challenges and how you can fix each one.

If you run a childcare centre, you know what it’s like to be busy. As a business owner with a lot on your plate, you need to do whatever you can to lighten your load. This includes streamlining your payment process with direct debits to make life easier for you and your clients.

If you are looking for a way to make your payment collection easier and more efficient, switching to direct debit payments might be just what the doctor ordered. To help you decide if this is the right move for you, we will first take a look at the benefits of direct debit payments, before comparing it to the other solutions available.

Personal trainers are all-too-familiar with the headaches of client payments. Clients not paying before their session, having to track people down for late payments, wasting time going through your accounts to make sure nothing is missed or out of date… it’s not fun! However, there is a solution and it all lies in the power of direct debits.

Do you run an independent RTO? Do you need help converting more students? If so, automating your payment process with a direct debit payment gateway is essential. In this blog we explain the reasons why you need to do this (if you aren’t already), along with some tips on how to set up your payment gateway so that it’s smooth, safe and profitable.

Choosing direct debit is ideal for businesses looking to streamline their payment processing. These pre-authorised payments are paid directly and consistently to your business straight from the customer’s bank account, making life easier for everyone. Read on to discover seven of the top benefits you can enjoy when you switch to accepting direct debits.

As an eCommerce business, choosing the right payment gateway can make a huge difference in your profitability and overall success. On average across the globe, 70.42 per cent of people abandon their cart. That’s lot of wasted opportunities!

No matter what kind of company you run, a cash flow statement is incredibly important when it comes to managing your business and finances. If you’ve never done one before (or you need a bit of a recap), we’ve put together a simple 5 step process so you can get on top of it ASAP.

Charitable giving in Australia has been higher in 2021 than it has been in the past decade, which is great news for Australian non-profits and charities! If your organisation falls under this umbrella, you may also want to consider setting up direct debit payments so people can make recurring donations throughout the year.

In an ideal world, all invoices would be paid on time and you would never have to worry about chasing up on late payments from a client. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case! If this has happened to you, here are some tips to tactfully chase up your money, and what to do if you are unable to collect payment.

As a business owner, you’re always looking for ways to keep your customers happy. Offering direct debit payments is a great way to do that. Your customers don’t have to worry about keeping on top of their bills, and you don’t have to spend time and money chasing late or missing payments!

Increasing your prices is a part of business nearly every gym owner will go through at some point, but it can seem a little scary. This article will guide you through some points to consider when raising your membership prices, making the process easier for both you and your members.

In this article, we’re going to be discussing direct debits for business, and whether you should take these payments via a bank account or a credit card, the key differences and the pros and cons of each.

Tired of waiting for invoices to be paid? With direct debit payments, you can increase cash flow, save time and keep customers happy. In this blog, we show you everything you need to know to to set up direct debit payments for your business!

You can’t manage what you can’t measure! In business, you need to know your numbers. The exact metrics you keep track of will depend on the type of business, but we’ve listed the top 7 most important ones so you can make smarter decisions.