Integrations

Every location, run from the CRM you already have.

Paycove sits between your CRM, Stripe and your books. The plan starts on the deal, each location's money lands in its own Stripe account, and its invoices and payments post to its own books.

The plan lives on the deal.

Reps build the quote, the invoice and the plan from the deal they just closed. The remaining balance is written back to the deal and every payment lands on its timeline, so nobody goes looking. It works on the free HubSpot CRM too.

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Paycove reads

  • Contacts and company
  • Line items and products
  • Pipeline, location and product, to pick the location's template
  • The deal's amount and terms

Paycove writes back

  • Remaining balance and plan status
  • Paid, partial, accepted, declined and viewed events on the timeline
  • Answers from the acceptance form
  • Custom fields on contacts and companies; it never creates records
HubSpot · deals · Jordan Reyes
Jordan Reyes · 14-month program
ProposalClosed won
Amount$14,800.00
PipelineEnrollment
LocationDenver
Start dateOct 1
PaycoveActive
Paid · deposit + 2 of 12$3,716.66
Remaining balance$11,083.34
Timeline
Installment 2 of 12 paid
Installment 1 of 12 paid
Quote accepted · deposit paid
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The same flow from the Pipedrive deal: the quote, the invoice and the plan built from it, with the remaining balance written back. Any Pipedrive plan works; where products aren't on your plan, Paycove's own products fill in.

On request Salesforce Zendesk Sell Pipeline CRM Capsule monday.com

Salesforce, Zendesk Sell, Pipeline CRM, Capsule and monday.com: these connections exist and run for a few accounts today. We bring one up to date when a customer needs it, so ask on the call.

Each location's money, and its books, stay separate.

One CRM, one Paycove account or one per entity. Underneath, every location has its own Stripe account and its own accounting file.

Stripe

One Stripe account per location

Each location's template points at its own Stripe account, so its payouts land in its own bank account. Card fees are recovered at checkout, where your state allows it.

paycove · locations · August
LocationPaid out toCollectedRecovered
DenverStripe ••4821$184,200+$3,910
PhoenixStripe ••0937$139,900+$2,870
PortlandStripe ••2210$203,700+$4,420
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QuickBooks OnlineXero

One QuickBooks Online or Xero file per location

Invoices, payments and recovered fees post to that location's file, matched to the products and tax codes you already use.

QuickBooks Online · Denver LLC
PostedAmount
Invoice · plan 2041 · Jordan Reyes$14,800.00
Payment · installment 2 of 12$1,108.33
Card fee recovered$32.14
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What happens where.

Each event, and where your team sees it.

When this happensIn your CRMIn that location's Stripe accountIn that location's books
Quote accepted, deposit paidAccepted and paid on the deal's timeline; balance updatedDeposit paid in; card fee recovered where your state allows itInvoice and payment posted
Installment chargedPaid on the timeline; remaining balance updatedCharged on schedule and paid inPayment posted
Card declinedYou hear about it only if it stays openRetried on the day you set; the customer is offered ACHPosted once it's paid

Also works with.

TaxJarSales tax calculated automatically, or your own default and custom rates; VAT with number verification, and GST.Tax
WooCommercePaycove checkout, installments and invoices on your own WordPress site, with orders synced back.Plugin
REST APICreate plans, invoices and payments from your own enrollment or checkout page. It's how the 300-location customer runs.Build
ZapierSend Paycove events to the rest of your tools.Automation

Something you use isn't here? Say so on the call. We build around how you bill: a state rule, a program schedule, a connection to the system you already run.

Built for businesses collecting $100K a month or more.

More than one location, customers who pay in installments, and each location needing its own invoices, payouts and books.

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