Invoices
B2B trade settled before the weekend
An invoice to a customer in another country is paid by wire, arrives short of fees, lands days later and has to be matched by hand. A payment link on the invoice does all of that better.
The problem
What the card rail costs you here
Wires take days and lose money
An international wire arrives short of intermediary fees, days after it was sent, with a reference that has been truncated on the way.
Reconciliation is manual
Matching what arrived to what was invoiced is somebody's afternoon, every week.
Payment terms are a loan
Net 30 on a cross border invoice is a month of financing the customer for free, plus the days the wire takes on top.
How Plutus fits
What we switch on for you
The product is the same underneath. These are the pieces that matter in b2b trade, in the order most merchants adopt them.
Invoice with a link and a QR
Generate the invoice in the dashboard or from your accounting system through the API. The link carries the invoice number, so the payment matches itself.
Paid in full, every time
The customer pays the quoted amount in the asset they hold. No intermediary skims a fee, and a shortfall is flagged instead of silently landing short.
Recurring for retainers
Monthly invoices to the same customer go out on schedule and remind themselves.
Export to your books
Settlements match your bank line for line and export to CSV or your bookkeeping package.
A worked example
A parts supplier, €9,000 invoice to a customer abroad
Illustrative. Card figures are typical European ranges and depend on your acquirer, sector and volume.
Talk to us about b2b trade
Tell us what you sell and where, and we will come back with the pieces to switch on and a rate confirmed in writing.