[nathankaye]

But im trying to get my head round some details of go cardless b4 i step in this direction.
Which option have most gone for;
Standard:   no monthly fee
Plus:       £50 monthly fee
Pro:         £200 monthly fee
                  (But what is the volume base
                   Pricing)

The 1% transaction fee is that automatically deducted on each debit by the customer like it does on PayPal  or do you get an invoice per month which itemises all D/D taken and showing the fee plus the monthly subscription??

Cheers for advice

[johnwillan]

But im trying to get my head round some details of go cardless b4 i step in this direction.
Which option have most gone for;
Standard:   no monthly fee
Plus:       £50 monthly fee
Pro:         £200 monthly fee
                  (But what is the volume base
                   Pricing)

The 1% transaction fee is that automatically deducted on each debit by the customer like it does on PayPal  or do you get an invoice per month which itemises all D/D taken and showing the fee plus the monthly subscription??

Cheers for advice

Standard will be fine, you can always upgrade later if required.

You receive the nett amount after charge has been deducted, Aworka and I assume Cleaner Planner automatically allocates the payment and enters the charge to the expense account.

[Simon Trapani]

So Aworka automatically marks jobs as paid without having to do anything if you enable the integration in the settings? That would be awesome. I'd think about signing up myself but I'm still to get my head round it & then I gotta try explain it to the custards.

[p1w1]

If you start using it this is a letter i gave to my customers when i first started using it to try and get them on board if it is of  use to anyone..

[johnwillan]

So Aworka automatically marks jobs as paid without having to do anything if you enable the integration in the settings? That would be awesome. I'd think about signing up myself but I'm still to get my head round it & then I gotta try explain it to the custards.

Yes that's correct Simon, it also places the cost in expenses, Paypal is exactly the same.

In addition the client can complete the Direct Debit mandate by clicking on a link built into the invoice which then ties it all together, alternatley they can sign up (complete the mandate) via your website etc but you then need to link the client to the aworka account (2 minute job).

Most people understand Direct Debit, just promote it as your preferred method, again you can do this in Aworka but requires manual entry, however this will soon be automated.

[johnwillan]

If you start using it this is a letter i gave to my customers when i first started using it to try and get them on board if it is of  use to anyone..

Thanks Paul, did it work?

[p1w1]

If you start using it this is a letter i gave to my customers when i first started using it to try and get them on board if it is of  use to anyone..

Thanks Paul, did it work?

To a degree.. along with keep pushing Go Cardless to current customers  in other way's. But for new customers they only get the choice of online bacs or Go Cardless and i give them that letter too to try and swing them to the Go Cardless route.

[Simon Trapani]

So Aworka automatically marks jobs as paid without having to do anything if you enable the integration in the settings? That would be awesome. I'd think about signing up myself but I'm still to get my head round it & then I gotta try explain it to the custards.

Yes that's correct Simon, it also places the cost in expenses, Paypal is exactly the same.

In addition the client can complete the Direct Debit mandate by clicking on a link built into the invoice which then ties it all together, alternatley they can sign up (complete the mandate) via your website etc but you then need to link the client to the aworka account (2 minute job).

Most people understand Direct Debit, just promote it as your preferred method, again you can do this in Aworka but requires manual entry, however this will soon be automated.

Thanks John. That sounds great. I will look into this when I get time.

[nathankaye]

If you start using it this is a letter i gave to my customers when i first started using it to try and get them on board if it is of  use to anyone..

Cheers for this template, its been a real help and ive adapted it for my work and printed of 50 copies to see how i get on at the moment. Also used it to help word it on my facebook page and official web site.
Again thanks 👍

[johnny bravo]

Great imfo,  but how can i delete and add text,