Payment link
Rieck sends the invoice, the courtesy reminder and the reminders — and each of them carries the same payment link. The customer pays while the bill is in front of them, and the payment finds its own invoice.
At a glance
- Customers
- Consumer and business
- Bill
- One-off and recurring
- Plan
- All plans
- Reconciliation
- Automatic, against the invoice
- Channels
- Email, SMS and e-Boks
- Login
- None — and nothing to set up
- Part payment
- Yes, “Pay a different amount”
- Payout
- Next day
The payment link comes with all four plans, in the invoice and in every courtesy reminder and reminder. See prices
How it works
An invoice with a payment link
The payment link is the way in to the other payment methods. It leads to a payment page for that very invoice, with the sender, invoice number and amount outstanding at the top, and card, MobilePay, Apple Pay and Google Pay below.
- The link goes out with the invoice On sending
- The customer opens the payment page No login
- The customer picks a method and pays All or part
- Matched to the invoice Same day
- Paid out to your account Next day
Suits
- Every invoice sent digitally
- Courtesy reminders and reminders — so payment is one tap away when the customer is reminded
- Customers who want to pay part of the amount now
Other payment methods
All payment methods- Card payments Visa and Mastercard straight from the invoice and from every reminder that follows.
- MobilePay The customer approves the payment in the MobilePay app — no card number, no login.
- FI code The customer pays in online banking with the FI code on the invoice, and the payment is matched to it on its own.