Apple Pay
Rieck sends the invoice with payment built in. A customer on iPhone or Mac pays with the card already in Wallet, and the amount is matched to the invoice.
At a glance
- Customers
- Consumer and business
- Bill
- One-off
- Plan
- All plans
- Reconciliation
- Automatic, against the invoice
- Devices
- iPhone, iPad and Mac
- Approval
- Face ID, Touch ID or passcode
- Card number
- Never shared with you
- Payout
- Next day
Apple Pay comes with all four plans. What a payment costs is on the pricing page. See prices
How it works
A payment with Apple Pay
Apple Pay is a payment card that already sits in the customer’s Wallet. The customer neither has to find the card nor type a number — the payment is approved with Face ID, Touch ID or the passcode.
- The invoice goes out with the payment link On sending
- The customer taps Apple Pay and approves with Face ID When the customer is ready
- The payment is completed Instantly
- Matched to the invoice Same day
- Paid out to your account Next day
Suits
- Customers who open the invoice on an iPhone
- One-off amounts to be paid now
- Consumers and businesses with a card in Wallet