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Webinar Recap | Scaling Payments: Strategies to Attach and Amplify Processing Volume

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We recently had the privilege of sitting down with a panel of payments experts from Stax for a masterclass on this critical topic. Our host, Ray Lau , VP of Marketing, led an insightful discussion with Jeremy Krahl , SVP of Payment Partner Growth; Fred Nelson , VP of Sales Enablement; and Brandon Ewell , Partner Growth Manager.

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What is Click to Pay and How Does It Work?

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If the rates are low and going down, you can opt to stick to your current system, but we will still advise making the switch because more customers are demanding faster and frictionless checkout experiences. You also need to weigh the cost implications of implementing a new payment system. If you are, then make the switch.

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Stax vs Riverside Payments: Which Solution Should You Choose?

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You may not be able to control the rates set by the banks and card providers, but what you can do is manage those fees through your payment processor. There are many processors out there that claim to save you money, and in this post we’ll take a look at two of them: Riverside Payments and Stax.

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6 Best Accounting Apps for Small Businesses

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It’s intentionally created to be very friendly for SMB users, featuring robust invoicing and time tracking features. This app can create and send invoices from your phone, record expenses as they occur, and enable you to view your entire business at a glance in their dashboard. Top Customer Review: “It is easy to use and intuitive.

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How Vertical SaaS Companies Can Build, Launch, and Grow Successful Payment Programs

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While payment initiatives may vary from one SaaS platform to the next, their journeys often share common milestones. At Stax, we describe that journey in three key phases: build, launch, and grow. You first need to set up the proper infrastructure to enable embedded payments; from there, you’ll want to launch smoothly.