PayVoy turns your phone into the front office: a compliant tax invoice in under a minute, a payment link your customer can tap before you've left the driveway, and automatic follow-up for the ones who need a nudge.
No card reader. No lock-in. Your customers don't need an app — they tap a link and pay.
Send it before you leave the job — not Sunday night at the kitchen table. If it takes more than a minute, it waits. So it shouldn't take more than a minute.
A tap-to-pay link makes right now the easiest option your customer has. No BSB read out over the phone, no “did you get my email?”.
One screen: what's paid, what's due, what's overdue, and who's already been reminded — so you never chase someone who paid yesterday.
Line items, your logo, ABN, and GST worked out correctly — inclusive or exclusive. It's a proper tax invoice, not a text message with a number in it.
Text, WhatsApp, or email — from a real Australian number they can reply to. They tap the link and pay by card. No app, no account, no reading card numbers over the phone.
Receipts go out the moment money lands. Unpaid invoices get chased politely on schedule. Your Takings screen shows what actually arrived, every day.
GST handled properly, and it knows when to say “Tax Invoice” and when plain “Invoice” — that depends on your GST registration, and getting it wrong is an ATO problem.
One link per invoice. Card payments settle straight into your own gateway account — Global Payments or eWAY today, Ezidebit direct debit rolling out.
Take 50% before you order materials. The invoice tracks what's collected and what's still owing — and doesn't call itself paid until it is.
Polite nudges on a schedule you set — and never, ever to someone who has already paid.
Payment links from a repliable Australian number, not a “do not reply”. Or send from your own phone so they see a number they know.
Customers get a receipt the moment money lands — including bank transfers and cash you record by hand. You get a daily takings view that reconciles.
One link shows a customer everything they owe you across invoices. No login, nothing to install.
An aging report of what's overdue and by how long — plus how your payment speed compares with businesses like yours.
PayVoy is free during early access while we build alongside our first merchants. Card processing fees are whatever your own gateway charges you — PayVoy doesn't take a cut of your payments.
No. They get a link by text, WhatsApp or email, tap it, and pay by card in the browser. A receipt lands in their inbox automatically.
Yours. PayVoy connects to your own merchant account — Global Payments or eWAY today, with Ezidebit direct debit rolling out — so money settles directly to you, at your rates.
Yes. GST is split correctly whether your prices are entered inclusive or exclusive, your ABN and details are on the document, and the “Tax Invoice” heading appears only when you're registered for GST — as the rules require.
Record them in a few taps — including part payments and deposits. The invoice stays open until it's genuinely covered, and the receipt still goes out when it is.
Yes. Request any amount or percentage up front. The invoice tracks what's been collected and won't call itself paid until the full amount has landed.
In Sydney, Australia.
Sign up at app.payvoy.com.au, connect your gateway, and send your first invoice in a couple of minutes.
Early access is open to Australian trades and small businesses.
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