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What we need, is a credit card processor to integrate with Atera.
A lot of our invoicing is repeat, same amount, same client, each month. It is easier and more consistent on the client side, to have re-occuring invoices, that are paid with automatic credit card payments, with payment processor such as Stripe. SyncoMSP currently does this really well, but without the finesse of Atera
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At the moment, we have over 60 RMM clients, billed at varying times during the month. With the current setup in Atera, we are having to check when they are due, manually create an invoice, send it to them, and wait for payment. This is EXTREMELY admin heavy, and an immature feature for an RMM platform. Invoicing is the main revenue vehicle, and the current billing options are very limiting. It needs to be automated, based on contracts. If set for monthly, an invoice is generated (when due, or a set number of days before due), processed using a pre-approved payment method, and paid invoice/receipt emailed to the client. I am surprised Atera have not implement a more workable invoicing engine, and believe it is highly overdue