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African markets
99%
Uptime SLA
24/7
Infrastructure monitoring
A customer payment is often one step in a wider process involving invoices, payment terms, distributors, settlement and reconciliation.
Invoice-Driven Collections
B2B payments need to fit the way invoices and customer accounts are managed.
Manual Reconciliation
Disconnected payment channels can leave finance teams matching transactions manually.
Distributor Collections
Multiple customers, distributors and payment routes can make collections harder to track.
Cross-Border Collections
International payments introduce additional currency, settlement and collection requirements.
Fragmented Financial Workflows
Payment activity can become disconnected from the systems finance teams use every day.
The right payment infrastructure can help create a clearer and more efficient path from sale to cash.
Collect Faster
Reduce friction between issuing a payment request and receiving payment.
Improve Working Capital
Bring cash collection closer to when revenue is earned.
Reduce Manual Work
Reduce unnecessary payment administration and exception handling.
Improve Payment Visibility
Give finance teams clearer insight into payment and settlement activity.
Support Better Forecasting
Use more timely payment information to support cash-flow planning.
Reduce Collection Friction
Make it easier for customers and distributors to complete payments.
Manufacturers manage different customers, invoices, transaction values, and payment requirements.
Getting paid is only one part of the process. Your team also needs to track, settle and reconcile payments with orders and invoices.
Getting paid is only one part of the process.
Your business already relies on systems to manage finance and operations. Payment infrastructure should work with that environment, not create another isolated workflow.
Discuss your integration requirements
The right integration approach depends on your ERP, accounting workflows, APIs and reporting needs.
Payment infrastructure affects revenue, customer relationships and financial reporting.
Security That Protects Payment Activity
ISO 27001 and PCI DSS Level 1 standards, with encryption protecting payment and transaction data.
Compliance and Payment Controls
KYC processes and transaction audit trails give a clearer record of relevant payment activity.
Clearer Transaction Visibility
End-to-end digital audit trails provide a record of payment activity across the transaction journey.
Infrastructure You Can Depend On
24/7 infrastructure monitoring and a 99% uptime SLA support reliability and continuity.
More entities, markets, customers, and payment flows should not automatically mean more finance complexity.
Multiple Entities
Support appropriate payment operations across business entities and operating structures.
Cross-Border Requirements
Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Côte d'Ivoire, South Africa, Zambia, Senegal and Cameroon.
Multi-Currency Requirements
Support relevant currencies where available.
Distributor Networks
Manage payment flows across wider B2B and distribution relationships.
Growing Payment Activity
Support payment operations as transaction requirements increase.
Collections and reconciliation are only part of your payment operation.
Ready to look at your payment operation?
Talk with our team about your collections, order-to-cash process, finance environment, and payment requirements.