RECUR360 Announces Integration With Maverick Payments

New Integration Expands Integrated Payment Platforms

RECUR360, #1776 on the 2022 . 5000 annual list, is now integrated into the Maverick Payments gateway, #304 on the 2022 Inc. 5000 annual list. This integration enables all of Maverick’s 20,000+ merchants and their customers to use RECUR360’s powerful automation platform for both Credit Card and ACH (eCheck) Processing. RECUR360 automates accounts receivable, recurring invoicing and payment processing, subscription billing for SaaS-based companies and other workflows by simplifying the generation, management, and reporting on monthly transactions.

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Their solution includes automatic late fees, convenience fees, net terms & early pay discounts and fully integrates with QuickBooks Desktop and Online along with having an open API for third-party software integrations.

“We are excited about RECUR360 as an integration to the Maverick platform, enabling our network of resellers to easily leverage RECUR360’s payments invoicing automation solution for both credit card and ACH payment processing through Maverick,” said Ben Griefer, COO of Maverick Payments.

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“The experience, service level, and automation technology that RECUR360 offers merchants combined with the lightning-fast onboarding of the Maverick Dashboard is a massive win for our resellers.”

“We are excited that Maverick Payments is now fully integrated into the RECUR360 platform. Our customers will benefit on our leverage of their modern API and dashboard integration and allow us to offer our advanced invoicing and payment automations for QuickBooks to their entire customer base,” said Andrew Abrams, CEO of RECUR360. “As payment processors’ APIs evolve, it allows us to build a more robust suite of tools to help businesses reduce their Accounts Receivables and time to get paid.”