A deposit before the work
You need money now and the final total later. A link takes the deposit without committing you to an invoice you would then have to amend.
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Deposits, add-ons, a balance after the job — not everything deserves a full invoice. A payment link is an amount, a description and a customer, and it is ready to send.
WHAT YOU GET
WHY NOT JUST INVOICE
You need money now and the final total later. A link takes the deposit without committing you to an invoice you would then have to amend.
A part, a callout fee, a rush. It does not belong on a document with terms and a due date.
A link works in a text message. An invoice PDF often does not.
Payments settle into your own Stripe or Square account. SUITE never sits between you and your funds.
A repeated submission of the same request is recognised as the same request, so a double-tap does not become a double charge.
Once paid, the same link shows the customer what they paid, when, and to whom.
COMMON QUESTIONS
No. That is the point of a payment link — an amount, a description and a customer are enough. Use an invoice when the client needs terms, a due date and a document.
Into your own Stripe or Square account. You connect your processor to SUITE; SUITE never holds your funds.
No. The payment page is SUITE-branded and the receipt comes from you. That is why SUITE embeds the payment form rather than handing the customer off to a hosted checkout that sends its own.