Payments
The quote is where the money moves
B2B buyers don't all pay the same way. Some tap a card, some need Net 60, and some can only pay against a purchase order their procurement team already approved. TackQuote takes all three on the same quote — and reconciles every one of them back to the deal.
Sorted by when you actually get paid
Card logos tell you very little. What matters to a B2B seller is whether cash lands today, in sixty days, or whenever procurement releases it — so that's how these are grouped.
Settles now
Buyer pays before the order moves
- CardsCredit and debit through Stripe Checkout, PayPal, or Razorpay — whichever you already use.
- Digital walletsApple Pay, Google Pay, and Link appear automatically once you switch them on in your Stripe dashboard.
- Bank debitACH and local bank debits ride the same Stripe checkout when enabled on your account.
Settles later
You extend credit, we enforce the limit
- Net termsNet 15 through Net 90 per buyer, with a credit limit, live exposure, and automatic holds when a buyer runs out of room.
- Credit checksEvery terms request is underwritten before the quote converts — no order slips through above the limit.
- Deposit schedulesSplit a large order into a deposit now and the balance on terms.
Settles off-platform
Procurement pays on its own rails
- Purchase ordersCapture a PO number at checkout, and require one before a quote can be accepted.
- Platform checkoutHand the accepted quote to Shopify or BigCommerce as a draft order and let your storefront finish the sale.
- Bank transfer on invoiceSend the invoice, record the wire when it clears, and keep the quote status honest in the meantime.
Wallets, bank debit, and pay-later options are presented by your own payment provider, so the exact list depends on your account and the buyer's country.
Getting paid is the easy half
The work that usually falls to somebody's Thursday afternoon — matching a payment to a quote, updating the CRM, pushing the invoice to accounting — happens on its own.
A link, not a login
The buyer opens the quote, pays, and never creates an account. The token in the URL is the credential.
Reconciled to the quote
Payments post back against the quote and its invoice, so the deal record and the money agree without a spreadsheet in between.
Priced in their currency
Quote in the buyer’s currency with live FX rates, and keep reporting in yours.
Told the rest of your stack
Payment events fire signed webhooks and push invoices to Xero or QuickBooks.
Net terms
Offer terms without losing track of your exposure
- Per-buyer credit limits and payment terms
- Live exposure across open invoices and orders
- Automatic hold when a request exceeds the limit
- Deposit now, balance on terms
- Full audit trail of every credit decision
Put payment on the quote your buyer is already reading
Connect the provider you already use, set your terms, and send a quote that can be paid without a single follow-up email.