How to Pay your Invoice sent from Neat

Please Note: This article is specifically for customers who are sent an invoice through Neat.

Payments FAQs

  • What payment methods can I use to pay my Invoice?
  • What currencies can I use to make a payment on my Invoice?
  • Are there any fees associated with making a payment on my Invoice?
  • Can I make a partial payment on my Invoice?
  • How do I make a payment on my Invoice through Neat?
  • What payment methods can I use to pay my Invoice?

    Types of payments supported in Neat:
    • Visa
    • Discover
    • Mastercard
    • American Express
    • Bank ACH
    • Check (Manual Entry) - You would need to work with your vendor directly for this payment method.
    • Cash (Manual Entry) - You would need to work with your vendor directly for this payment method.

    What currencies can I use to make a payment on my Invoice?

    Currently, only USD payments are supported in Neat for invoicing.

    Are there any fees associated with making a payment on my Invoice?

    There are no fees that Neat will collect when you make a payment on your invoice.

    Can I make a partial payment on my Invoice?

    Unfortunately at this time, the option to make a partial payment from your invoice through Neat is not available. If you would like to make a partial payment to your vendor, please work with your vendor directly.

    How do I make a payment on my Invoice through Neat?

    1. When you receive your invoice to your email, you will see an option to make a payment.
    2. After selecting the option to make a payment, you can either choose to pay via Credit Card or a Bank ACH/EFT payment.
    3. When selecting to pay via Credit Card, you will see the below window appear where you can enter your Credit Card information.
    4. When selecting to pay via Bank ACH/EFT, you will need to log into your banking website using Plaid.
    5. After inputting your bank or card information, the status of your invoice will switch to Paid.

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