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Get paid before you leave the curb.

Invoices and pay links that pay into your own accounts. The money never passes through LockCommand, and we add no processing fee.
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Invoice #1048
Paid

Rivera Lock & Key

Marcus Hill · 2019 Toyota Camry, silver

9:52 pm

Car lockout
$85.00
After-hours surcharge
$30.00
Sales tax 8.25%
$9.49
Total
$124.49

Rivera Lock & Key: Invoice #1048 for $124.49. Tap the link to view and pay.

$124.49 paid

By card, into your Stripe · receipt texted

Our fee

$0.00

How your customer can pay

  • Card

    Your Stripe account

  • Square

    Your Square account

  • PayPal

    PayPal checkout

  • Venmo

    @rivera-lock, amount filled in

  • Cash App

    $RiveraLock, amount filled in

  • Zelle

    pay@riveralock.com

Cards are marked paid on their own. Venmo, Cash App and Zelle are marked paid by the tech.

One link, the way they like to pay

The customer taps the link in the text and pays straight to you. Card, PayPal, Venmo, Cash App or Zelle.
  • Card checkout through your own Stripe, Square or PayPal
  • PayPal.me, Venmo and Cash App open with the amount filled in
  • Your Zelle email or phone, shown on the page

Rivera Lock & Key

Invoice #1048

$124.49

Pay by cardVenmoCash AppPayPalZelle

Paid straight to Rivera Lock & Key.

Your accounts, connected once

Set up Stripe from the app, connect your Square account and add your pay links. Card payments mark the invoice paid on their own.
  • One shop tax rate on every invoice
  • Tip buttons for 10, 15 or 20 percent
  • Refunds happen in your provider's own dashboard
Settings · Payments and accounting

Stripe

An account in your shop's name

Connected

Square

Your existing Square account

Connected

QuickBooks Online

Invoices and payments copy across

Connected

Pay links

PayPal.me/riveralock@rivera-lock$RiveraLockZelle: pay@riveralock.com

Tip buttons

10, 15 or 20 percent when you record a payment

On

Shop tax rate

8.25%

Our fee is $0

Your payment provider charges its normal rate. LockCommand adds nothing on top and never holds the money.
  • No percentage, no per-payment charge
  • Cash, check and app payments recorded on site, with tips
Payment #3310 · card
Customer paid
$124.49
Your payment provider's own fee
Their normal rate
LockCommand fee
$0.00
Lands in
Your own account

The money goes from your customer to your Stripe, Square or PayPal, or your Venmo, Cash App, Zelle or PayPal.me. It never passes through LockCommand.

How it works

Step by step, in the order it happens.

  1. Finish the job

    The invoice starts from the job, with your shop's tax rate. Add lines or a discount if you need to.

  2. Send it by text

    The customer gets a text with the invoice number, the amount and a link to view and pay.

  3. They pay your account

    Card payments go straight to your Stripe, Square or PayPal account. Pay links open PayPal.me, Venmo or Cash App with the amount filled in, or show your Zelle details.

  4. It's marked paid

    Stripe, Square and PayPal tell LockCommand when a payment lands, and the invoice is marked paid. Cash, check and app payments are marked paid by the tech.

  5. Receipt and review

    The receipt goes out by text, and a review request follows two hours later if you've added a review link.

What you control

All of it is set in the app, most of it by the shop owner or an admin.

  • Card payments

    Set up Stripe from the app (an account in your shop's name, with its own Stripe dashboard), connect your Square account, or use PayPal checkout.

  • Pay links

    Your PayPal.me, Venmo and Cash App handles, your Zelle email or phone, a Stripe payment link, or one custom link of your own.

  • Tax rate

    One shop tax rate, applied to every invoice.

  • Tips

    Quick 10, 15 or 20 percent tip buttons when you record a payment.

  • Who collects

    Techs take payment on their own jobs. Owners, admins and accountants manage invoices.

Honest limits

Worth knowing before you set it up, so nothing surprises you on a job.

Setting up invoicing for the first time? The guide covers invoicing on site, step by step. Locksmith invoicing guide

  • Your payment provider's own fees still apply. We add nothing on top.

  • Refunds happen in your Stripe, Square or PayPal dashboard, not in LockCommand.

  • No deposits yet. Partial payments are tracked and the balance stays on the invoice.

  • Venmo, Cash App, Zelle and PayPal.me payments are marked paid by hand, because those apps don't report back to us.

  • PayPal checkout depends on our PayPal partner setup. Until it's live for your shop, use a PayPal.me link.

Payments questions

Does LockCommand take a percentage of my payments?
No. There's no LockCommand fee on any payment, and the money goes from your customer to your own account. Your payment provider's normal fees still apply.
Can I use my existing Square account?
Yes. Connect it from Payments and accounting in the app. For Stripe, LockCommand sets up a Stripe account in your shop's name that you manage in your own Stripe dashboard.
Can customers pay with Venmo, Cash App or Zelle?
Yes. Add your handles once. The invoice link opens Venmo or Cash App with the amount filled in, or shows your Zelle email or phone. The tech marks it paid when the money arrives.
How do I refund a customer?
In your Stripe, Square or PayPal dashboard. If a payment was recorded in LockCommand by mistake, an owner, admin or accountant can delete it.
Do payments go to QuickBooks?
If you connect QuickBooks Online, invoices and payments copy across on their own a few seconds after they're saved.

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