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Accept payments · Autessa Payments

Cards, wallets and bank payments

Autessa Payments accepts credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and US bank account (ACH) payments on every invoice and checkout. Payments are processed by Stripe, card details are encrypted, and neither you nor Autessa ever sees a full card number.

A core invoicing and payments capability, done properly
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Pay page · How your customer can paySAMPLE
Credit and debit cards
Typed into a secure, encrypted form, with 3-D Secure when the bank asks
Instant
Apple Pay
On supported Apple devices; on automatically after your first invoice
Instant
Google Pay
On supported Android and Chrome devices
Instant
US bank account
Shows Processing while it clears, usually a few business days
Clears in days

The problem it solves

Customers pay faster when they can pay their way

A customer on a phone wants a wallet button; a business paying a large invoice may prefer a bank transfer. Offering both without a separate merchant account usually takes weeks. Autessa turns them on as part of setup.

What you get

  • Cards are typed into a secure, encrypted form, with 3-D Secure when the customer’s bank asks for it.
  • Apple Pay and Google Pay show on the pay page when the device supports them, and turn on automatically when you send your first invoice.
  • US bank account payments show the invoice as Processing while they clear, usually a few business days.
  • Hosted checkout for subscriptions and app payments takes card, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
  • A failed bank payment marks the invoice Payment failed and emails your customer a link to pay again.
  • Processing fees are taken out of each payment before it reaches your balance; the Transactions list shows the amounts.

How it works

How does cards, wallets and bank payments work in Autessa Payments?

  1. Finish setup

    Once your business is verified, card and bank payments are on.

  2. Send your first invoice

    Apple Pay and Google Pay switch on for your pay page automatically.

  3. Your customer chooses

    On the pay page they pick card, a wallet or bank account.

  4. The money lands

    Cards settle quickly; bank payments clear in a few business days before reaching your balance.

Every option

Payment methods

OptionWhat it does
Credit and debit cardsInvoices and hosted checkout.
Apple PayOn supported devices; on after your first invoice.
Google PayOn supported devices; on after your first invoice.
US bank accountOn invoice pay pages; shows Processing while clearing.
Business details cardShows whether Apple Pay and Google Pay are On or Not yet.

Permissions

Who can do what?

WhoCan
Your customerChoose any available method on the pay page or checkout.
Owner, Admin, Accountant (or any role with Payments)See the method’s result on the invoice and in Transactions.

Connected

How it connects to the rest of Autessa Payments

FAQ

Questions about cards, wallets and bank payments

Does Autessa Payments accept ACH?

Yes. Customers can pay invoices from a US bank account. The invoice shows Processing while the payment clears, usually a few business days.

Do I need my own Stripe account?

No. Autessa Payments opens and verifies your payments account inside Autessa; you never sign in to a separate processor dashboard.

Does Autessa store card numbers?

No. Card details are entered in Stripe’s secure form. Neither you nor Autessa ever sees the full card number.

Autessa Payments

Try cards, wallets and bank payments in Autessa Payments

Autessa Payments accepts credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and US bank account (ACH) payments, processed by Stripe, with no card number ever reaching you or Autessa.

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Make Autessa Payments fully your own.

Use it out of the box, then change anything. Ask Autobot, Autessa’s AI builder, for a new field, screen, report, workflow or agent and it builds it into your copy of the app. Or open the code and edit it yourself. Nothing is locked: the app, its data and its code are yours.

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