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Using Scheduled Payments in the SwipeSimple Web Dashboard

Save time and stay organized with Scheduled Payments. The SwipeSimple Web Dashboard lets you automate one-time, recurring, or installment payments—all in one place.

Using Scheduled Payments in the SwipeSimple Web Dashboard

The Scheduled Payments feature in the SwipeSimple Web Dashboard helps you automate billing, reduce manual work, and keep cash flow steady. Whether you need to schedule a single payment, set up recurring billing, or create an installment plan, everything can be managed in just a few clicks.

One-Time Payments Made Simple

If you know exactly when a customer should be charged, you can create a one-time Scheduled Payment. Just set the amount and date, and SwipeSimple will process the payment automatically when it’s due—no need to log in or remember to follow up.

Recurring Billing for Subscriptions

For customers you bill on a regular schedule, Scheduled Payments can handle recurring billing automatically. Once a schedule is created, SwipeSimple securely stores the card on file and processes each charge on time, keeping subscriptions consistent and reliable.

Installment Plans for Larger Purchases

When customers want to spread a large purchase over time, you can easily set up an installment plan. Scheduled Payments let you define the total amount, number of payments, and frequency—so both you and your customer know exactly what to expect.

Why Scheduled Payments Help Your Business

  • Automate your workflow: Payments process automatically based on the schedule you set.
  • Stay organized: View all active and completed schedules in one place.
  • Improve customer experience: Predictable billing makes it easier for customers to plan and pay on time.

With Scheduled Payments, the SwipeSimple Web Dashboard helps you save time, stay consistent, and simplify billing—so you can focus more on your business and less on managing payments.

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