After successfully receiving payment from a customer, there’s only one thing you can do, and that is to send them a “payment received email”, “payment successful” or “thank you for your payment email”. After receiving a payment from a customer, these emails are non-negotiable and must be sent. By sending a payment received email, you […]
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A letter requesting reimbursement is a letter written to repay you for out-of-pocket expenses. When writing reimbursement letters, it is important that you follow the right steps and tick all the appropriate boxes. If a reimbursement letter isn’t written properly, there’s a chance you may be required to write the letter more than once, or
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As a business owner, it’s easy to count a chargeback as a loss and move on with your business. But how many chargebacks can your business handle before it affects your bottom line? According to research, merchants lose $2.40 for every $1 a fraudster takes. The chargeback rebuttal process is called a representment, and if
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If you handle payment of invoices in your company or are part of the account/finance team, then approval for payment emails falls in your ballpark. Approval for payment email is an email sent to your employer or boss to request approval for payment. Before sending an invoice approval email, there are boxes you must tick,
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As a business person or a freelancer rendering a service, your most important job is to deliver quality work. After that box is checked, the next phase is the hard part – getting paid. While you should receive payment automatically, this isn’t always the case, as you’d almost have to send a payment request email
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As a freelancer or a business person, requesting payments is one of your job’s most tasking and nerve-wracking parts. This is especially true if you’ve sent multiple payment reminder emails and the client has failed to meet their end of the bargain. This article isn’t for you if a client is prompt with their payments
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Business to business (B2B) transactions are a lot more complex than Business to consumer (B2C) relationships for the simple reason that businesses tend to treat their vendors like part of the family – a family member that has performed a function and demands payment- but family none the less. As businesses depend on the input,
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