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Payt for your organisation

At Payt, we understand that every organisation is unique, regardless of the industry in which you operate. With experience spanning over 50 sectors, we deliver solutions tailored to the challenges and needs of diverse businesses.

Whether you run a small business, are a growing scale-up, or part of a larger organisation, our advanced accounts receivable management software integrates seamlessly. Payt provides scalable solutions, handling everything from a small number of invoices per month to large volumes, ensuring you maintain control over your receivables while benefiting from faster invoice payments.

Curious about the invoice volume that suits your organisation best? Discover how Payt can streamline your processes:

Send up to 30 invoices per month

Explore the options Payt offers for organisations with a low invoice volume.
Send 30 to 75 invoices per month

Explore the options Payt offers for organisations with a regular invoice volume.
Send 75 to 250 invoices per month

Explore the options Payt offers for organisations with a high invoice volume.
Send 250 to 1,000,000+ invoices per month

Explore the options Payt offers for organisations with a very high invoice volume.

Accounts receivable management: an ineffective and time-consuming task. Payt solves it for you.

Faster payments

By consistently and effectively following up on invoices and offering convenient payment methods such as PayPal, invoices are paid 30-50% faster. Payt's software makes this possible.

More insight, less work

Following up on invoices is a time-consuming task. With Payt, this process is automated while you retain full control. Through the intuitive dashboard, you always have real-time insight into the payment status of all your invoices.

Better comunnication

Automation through Payt ensures that the dialogue with your debtor remains active. Consistent follow-ups with reminders keep you in regular contact with your customer. They can reach out to you at the invoice level to discuss, for example, why a payment has not yet been made. This approach keeps the conversation professional yet personal, fostering clear communication about payments.