
EBizCharge is the leading embedded payments application for businesses to accept payments directly inside QuickBooks, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, SAP, Acumatica, and 100+ other business systems. Trusted by 20,000 companies, EBizCharge combines modern billing tools with integrated payment processing to help B2B companies get invoices paid faster, eliminate manual work, and keep payment data automatically synced to their ERP. Companies use EBizCharge to:
◉ Accept credit card, debit card, and ACH payments natively inside ERP, CRM, or eCommerce platforms
◉ Speed up collections with easy billing tools: payment links, online customer portal, recurring billing, saved cards, and more
◉ Improve security and reduce risk with PCI-compliance, encryption, tokenization, fraud protection, and certified by the PCI-Security Council
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HOW IT WORKS IN YOUR ERP, CRM, & E-COMMERCE PLATFORMS
EBizCharge integrates natively with your ERP, CRM, or e-commerce platform through certified software connections, so payments work directly inside the system you already use.
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FEATURES
• Email payment links
• Recurring billing
• Secure online customer payment portal
• Securely save cards
• EMV terminals
• Mobile payments
• Ability to surcharge
• Dedicated in-house support
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Most enterprise invoices are never paid from an emailed invoice. Across the $2B+ in receivables Monk manages, 92% have to be submitted through the buyer accounts payable portal instead, and a failed submission is usually silent.
Monk is an AI-native accounts receivable platform built around that problem. It files invoices into more than 600 corporate AP portals, including Coupa, Ariba and SAP Business Network, uploads 87% without a person, and brings each rejection back onto the invoice record with the reason attached.
Collections runs on the same data. Julia, the Monk agent for Intelligent Collections, reads inbound replies and answers what the customer wrote instead of advancing a dunning schedule, clearing 90% of invoices without escalation. Outbound mail sends through your existing Gmail or Microsoft 365 mailbox.
Payments match at 80%, rising to 95% once rules are added. Runs on QuickBooks, NetSuite or Dynamics 365 Business Central. SOC 2 Type II. Live in one to three days.
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Melio is an accounts payable platform designed to simplify bill payments, improve workflows, and maximize cash flow efficiency for businesses of all sizes. To get started, try all of Melio's features free for 30 days!
You can pay vendors online using bank transfers or credit/debit cards—even if they only accept checks—while Melio takes care of the manual tasks. Integrate seamlessly with QuickBooks and Xero to keep your accounting up-to-date.
Melio allows you to pay through bank transfer or card, helping you extend your cash flow and gain rewards. Enter vendor or bill details manually, upload, or snap a photo of the invoice—it’s that simple. Schedule payments according to your cash flow plan and let Melio manage them. Additionally, you can pay international vendors in their local currency for services and products.
On-the-go? No problem, just get the Melio mobile app on iOS or Android to manage your payments, process approvals, and much more no matter where your business day takes you.
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Invoiced
Automate A/R. The Invoiced A/R cloud makes it easier to get paid faster, save time, and provides a better payment experience. You can go from invoice to cash quicker with less effort. Invoiced is 14 days faster for businesses. Automated email, letter, and text communications make it easier to collect. A modern, frictionless portal makes it easier to provide better customer payment experiences. Our award-winning A/R Cloud automates financial processes. The Invoiced Cloud allows you to program your entire accounts receivable operation. It includes dashboards, integrated reporting, and specialized tools that allow for efficient, effective A/R administration. Many modern businesses are now able to accept online payments faster, but not all of them have. Some businesses are still losing weeks to snailmail and are sacrificing positive cash flow.
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