DENVER, CO, November 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) PaySimple, the leading provider of cloud-based automated payments and receivables solutions for small businesses, announced today the launch of ReceivablesPro, a turnkey, private-label product that allows partner companies in a matter of minutes to offer PaySimple's automated receivables solution to their business customers under the partner's brand. Also announced and launched today, Payliance and Moolah are the first partners to launch the ReceivablesPro product.
ReceivablesPro powers a partner-branded system that allows reseller companies to offer a solution for their business customers to manage their customers, automate billing with e-invoicing, simplify recurring payments, and accept electronic payments, including e-checks, ACH, direct debit, and credit cards. Qualified ReceivablesPro partners include banks, financial services companies, and any company that offers productivity and performance solutions to a small-business customer base.
"We are delighted to offer a flexible, comprehensive, scalable receivables automation system to a wide range of reseller partners in accordance with this substantial demand we are seeing," said David Sharp, PaySimple's SVP of Business Development. "We look forward to driving the successful launch of the programs with Payliance, Moolah, and others as we continue the rapid growth of our partner network."
To learn more about how to become a ReceivablesPro partner, visit www.PaySimple.com.
About PaySimple and ReceivablesPro. ReceivablesPro is a new private-label SMB product from PaySimple. PaySimple is the leader in delivering automated payments and receivables solutions to small- and mid-sized businesses. Thousands of growing companies use PaySimple's turnkey, cloud-based technology to manage their customers, automate billing, simplify recurring payments, and accept electronic payments, including e-checks, ACH, direct debit, and credit cards. PaySimple markets its solution direct to business as well as through valued enterprise partners, including American Express, Chase, Vantiv, Jack Henry, and Western Union. PaySimple solutions fuel the goals of small business. To learn more about how PaySimple can accelerate your business goals or about PaySimple's partnership opportunities, call 800-466-0992 or visit PaySimple.com. Find PaySimple on Twitter and Facebook.
PaySimple Launches ReceivablesPro Turnkey Private-Label Solution
Payliance and Moolah are first partners to leverage this private-label automated receivables solution for their small- and mid-sized business customers.
2012-11-08
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