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Payment automation
Paying bills can take up a lot of time. Fortunately, there are solutions for this. A direct debit or standing order lets you automate all your recurring payments quickly and easily, so you no longer need to worry about your suppliers' bills and can focus more on your core business.
When should you set up a standing order?
Do you want to automatically transfer a fixed amount at regular intervals? If so, then a standing order is the solution. It’s an ideal way to pay fixed monthly amounts, such as your rent, over a long period. You can also transfer a regular sum into a savings account.
When should you use a direct debit?
Don't have the time to keep track of a supplier's bills every month? Simply sign a mandate allowing them to receive payment from your bank. You'll save precious time and avoid forgetting to pay a bill.