Hello poopclerk. All three merchants give you an online option for your customers that is activated by emailing the customer their invoice. When you send a customer an invoice with Invoice Payment enabled, the customer will then have a pay now option on their invoice they can click on and process their payment with whatever merchant you choose. As for which merchant is better, it really comes down to a matter of preference and price. Many customers feel safer with PayPal as they are a widely known company, however, they may not be the cheapest option for you. I would recommend looking at each companies site and look into which pricing plan works best for your company.

Sage has a great article on how to set up invoice payments in the program that may be helpful for you in knowing how exactly it works. Check out that article here! 

Hello poopclerk. All three merchants give you an online option for your customers that is activated by emailing the customer their invoice. When you send a customer an invoice with Invoice Payment enabled, the customer will then have a pay now option on their invoice they can click on and process their payment with whatever merchant you choose. As for which merchant is better, it really comes down to a matter of preference and price. Many customers feel safer with PayPal as they are a widely known company, however, they may not be the cheapest option for you. I would recommend looking at each companies site and look into which pricing plan works best for your company.

Sage has a great article on how to set up invoice payments in the program that may be helpful for you in knowing how exactly it works. Check out that article here!