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📣 Release news 1/12/'25: payment plans 📣

Updated over 3 weeks ago

🚀 Payment plans - available in Beta


This functionality is currently available in beta.
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Do you have customers who are having trouble paying outstanding invoices? You can split the payment into installments.

Zero Friction now allows you to flexibly create payment plans from multiple locations: in the customer file, the invoice page, or within the direct debit cycle. You can process multiple invoices in a single plan and apply consistent rules across your entire portfolio.

Discover the possibilities:

  • User-friendly wizard: Creating a payment plan starts with an intuitive setup that displays all the important information (outstanding balances, payment history, active cases) in a single overview. You can easily start a new payment plan from a customer, invoice, collection case, or from the payment plan overview.

    • Start a payment plan via the 'more' button on a customer's details page

    • Assign an outstanding invoice to a payment plan

    • Or create a payment plan from a direct debit cycle

  • Smart rules & approvals: Configurable limits for duration, amounts, and deadlines allow you to work from a standardized approach and apply rules consistently. Exceptions are always possible.

    • Go to Configuration > Payments > Payment Plans to set your rules.

  • Clear status overview of the installments: payment plans are easy to follow in the handy new overview that you can consult via Collection>Payment plans.

  • Automated communication: Reminders and cancellations are sent automatically, both for direct debit and manual payments. You can customize the communication using templates.

    • Go to Configuration > Communication > Templates > Payment Plans to view the templates that are automatically sent and customize them to your business if necessary.

  • Gain speed through automation: from automatic cancellation for overdue installments, automatic recalculation of due dates to template-based messages for different events in the payment plan.

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