Send the request
Northline Plumbing requests the deposit.
For scheduled home-service contractorsTake the deposit by bank.
Take the deposit by bank.
Keep the 3%.
When the deposit is big, a percentage adds up. Request a bank payment before the job—not at the moment you hand over the work.
Build the window into the jobRequest. Approve. Wait.
Request. Approve. Wait.
Then start the work.
A deposit a week or more ahead gives you time to see and address a return. It does not guarantee the payment.
Customer approves
Alex Sample connects a bank or uses an EBOKey.
Watch for a return
A return can take up to 5 days; most arrive within 3.
Start the scheduled job
Review payment status and resolve any return before work.
Made for work planned aheadA practical fit
A practical fit
for the way you schedule.
Repipes, water heaters, roofing, remodels, solar and pool installs.
Flat, not a percentage
Large-ticket payments use a flat fee. Final fee to be supplied.
Send it from the terminal
Create a payment request from any screen.
Easier for returning customers
An EBOKey supports one-click approval next time.
Identity in the workflow
ID, KYC and KYB checks are live.
Plan around settlement
Large-ticket payments have next-day settlement, subject to returns.
Know the distinction
The B2B dispute window and ACH return window are different.
Contractor Q&A
Before the first deposit.
The same clear rules apply to every job.
Does an approved payment mean the money is guaranteed?
No. A bank payment can be returned, most often for insufficient funds. A return can take up to 5 days; most arrive within 3. Take a deposit and schedule the job a week or more later. Waiting is not a guarantee.
Who is this first version for?
Plumbing repipes, water heaters, roofing, remodels, solar and pool installs: jobs where a deposit comes a week or more before the work begins.
Is the B2B dispute window the same as the return window?
No. The 48-hour B2B dispute window is separate from ACH returns. Bank payments may still be returned for several days, including for insufficient funds.
A better way to take the depositBig job ahead.
Big job ahead.
Start with a bank payment.
No commitment. We never store your customers’ account numbers.