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Get paid

Online Invoice Payment Processing

Let customers pay eligible invoices through Stripe-hosted checkout. Invoice Master adds the Pay button and records successful payments against the invoice.

  • Premium invoice payment links through your connected Stripe account
  • Pay buttons customers can open without an Invoice Master account
  • Successful payments recorded against the invoice automatically

Core capabilities

What you can do

The essential controls for moving this part of your billing workflow forward.

  1. 01

    Turn an eligible invoice into a payment path

    Create a Stripe-hosted payment link from a Premium invoice that has a currency and line items, then give the customer a clear Pay button.

  2. 02

    Give customers a no-login checkout

    Customers do not need an Invoice Master account. They open the payment link and complete checkout on a page hosted by Stripe.

  3. 03

    Record successful payments automatically

    When Stripe reports a successful payment, Invoice Master adds a payment record and recalculates the invoice balance and status.

  4. 04

    Keep payment processing with Stripe

    Stripe controls payment-method availability, authorization, processing fees, disputes, and payouts for your connected account.

  5. 05

    Reconcile later changes accurately

    If a payment is later refunded or charged back in Stripe, add the matching Refund or Chargeback entry to the invoice history in Invoice Master.

  6. 06

    Keep raw card data out of Invoice Master

    Card information is collected and tokenized by Stripe. Invoice Master does not receive or store the customer’s raw card details.

Payment responsibilities

What Invoice Master and Stripe each handle

Know where each part of the online invoice payment workflow happens before you enable the Pay button.

What Invoice Master and Stripe each handle
CapabilityInvoice Master support
Create the invoice payment link and Pay buttonInvoice Master, on Premium with a connected Stripe account
Host checkout and determine available payment methodsStripe, based on account, country, currency, and eligibility
Record a successful payment and recalculate the invoiceInvoice Master, after Stripe reports payment success
Set processing fees and payout timingStripe
Process refunds and chargebacksStripe; add the matching entry manually in Invoice Master
Collect and tokenize raw card detailsStripe; Invoice Master does not receive or store them

Good fit

Best for

Small businesses that invoice through Stripe

Use it when you want customers to pay an invoice online while Stripe continues to handle checkout, fees, and payouts.

Customers who need a simple payment path

Use it when a no-login Pay button is clearer than sending separate bank instructions or an unrelated payment link.

Teams that track payment against the invoice

Use it when successful online payments should create an invoice payment record and recalculate the remaining balance.

From start to finish

How the work moves

A practical sequence you can adapt to the way your team already works.

  1. 01

    Connect Stripe on Premium

    Connect the organization’s own Stripe account and finish any required Stripe business and payout setup.

  2. 02

    Prepare an eligible invoice

    Confirm the customer, currency, line items, tax, total, and payment terms before creating the checkout link.

  3. 03

    Create and share the payment link

    Generate the Stripe-hosted link, then send the invoice or share its Pay button through your usual customer channel.

  4. 04

    Customer pays through Stripe

    The payer opens the secure Stripe checkout page and uses the payment methods enabled for your Stripe account.

  5. 05

    Review the payment record

    After a successful payment, confirm the new payment entry, recalculated balance, and Paid or Partially Paid invoice status.

Details

Frequently asked questions

Ready when you are

Start using Online Invoice Payment Processing today

Set up the workflow in your account and keep the work connected from the first record to the final payment.