ACH / E-check Processing
Many of our clients prefer to have us ACH them .. we would like to see a way within repairshopr to support this, ESPECIALLY for recurring billing! Maybe using something like Authorize.net's echeck .. or our preference would be to fully integrate with the credit card processor BluePay (who has full API/programming/code sample available).
This is now live! ACH with Worldpay is available as part of our MSP Add On.
This gives you a whole suite of new tools specifically geared toward MSPs which is where we saw the biggest need for this, with high-dollar recurring revenue being the ideal place to save money with ACH.
You can read more about the Add On here: https://feedback.repairshopr.com/knowledgebase/articles/1918006
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john commented
This add-on is ridiculously expensive. Why can't/wasn't this just offered through BluePay (now part of clover) done? Worldpay is absolute crap.
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Ryan (CTO, Pinellas Computers) commented
@Jeff: I’m SAYING!! Plzzz ❤️
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Jeff Gladney commented
When will you allow this with Authorize.net?
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Anonymous commented
IMPORTANT TO NOTE: around $10-$20 per month to have the service from worldpay plus the cost per transaction. Don't forget the cost to have the MSP add-on with repairshopr at $29/mo per user. You cannot select a few users to have this capability, you MUST have them all.
Nice to have service but you must have the need for about $80,000 plus in transactions per month to have a need for ACH to see some savings. Look at your numbers before taking the jump.
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Tyler Petrucci commented
ACH through vantiv/Mercury would be huge!
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Gabe commented
ACH with Authorize.net would be the best!
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GS commented
Just adding a mention for GoCardless here. They have a super easy API / docs and from my research offer the broadest range of countries for ACH / PAD / Debit.
If a platform in looking to provide an option for its users in as many countries as possible, I suspect they're the one.
No affiliation. I'd just be disappointed if a whole bunch of effort was sunk into debit and the result was an "only available to USA customers" release.
3 votes from us working across Canada, the US and the EU.
*it also works with multi-currency when Repairshopr adds it* a man can dream...
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Lori Nyberg commented
I agree - is there an update? We're slowly switching our clients over to pay by check because it costs way too much for credit card fees but it'd be a lot nicer if we could just do an ACH payment. We'd love this service - we're not interested on spending any extra money on credit card fees.
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Dan Illausky commented
I'd also like an update on this. We've had a few more customers request this recently and I'd love to save on cc fees by switching to ACH.
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ceo commented
Any Updates on this Troy?
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Kurtis Florance commented
Not having ACH capabilities is driving me to move away from RS - Can the community get an update on this or shall we start looking elsewhere?
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Rico De La Combe commented
Do you need another beta tester? We could really use this feature.
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ceo commented
Any updates on this?
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Any progress on this?
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James White commented
We could BETA?
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Aaron Pierce commented
Hey Troy, I know stripe has made some updates with ACH processing. Is this a possibility from Stripe?
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Nancy Sabino commented
Is there any update on this?
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Ryan (CTO, Pinellas Computers) commented
@SemiCircuit: Yes, would prefer Auth.net also!
@Cody: Agreed!@Troy: Auth.net has this and tons of other platforms support them. Please don't avoid them just because they aren't the "preferred gateway/merchant" of RS. They are a great gateway and millions of businesses use them and LOVE them! Great CS company!
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SemiCircuit commented
not a fan of vantiv. there are tons of providers for this and probably better not to tie your customers to merchant services provider for ach. thats the equivalent to buying a tv with a blueray player built-in; just a bad idea in my opinion.
another option would be BILL.com integration. pricing per transaction and service is best Ive see for ach. Just my two cents.
also, as yourself and others have already stated. authorize.net is a fairly ubiquitous provider that will mesh with many 3rd party ach providers.
heres a quick list of others:
firstdata
cross check
firstACH
bluepay - as you mentioned, looks interesting (took a quick peek at their webpage is my extent of knowledge)Hell, I think even paypal can do custom ach programs as an aggregator. You would have to contact them but based on volume I believe they can make some competitive offerings through a platform which most are already connected to.
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Jeff commented
Any Update on this?