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Get Paid on Time, Every Time — by ACH Debit

Waiting on customers to remember to pay is not a collections strategy, and card processors take a percentage of every dollar. With authorized ACH debits, you pull the payment on the due date — membership dues, service contracts, HOA fees, installment plans — for a flat monthly price.

Chasing Payments Is a Job You Didn't Sign Up For

Invoiced billing leaks time and money at every step

The Reminder Treadmill

Send the invoice. Send the reminder. Send the second reminder. Make the awkward call. Every "please pay" you write is time your business isn't getting back.

Card Fees Eat Your Margin

Letting customers "just pay by card" costs 2–3% of every payment, forever. On recurring billing, that's a permanent tax on your revenue.

Cash Flow You Can't Predict

When payment timing depends on when each customer opens their email, forecasting is guesswork. Debiting on the due date makes receivables a schedule, not a hope.

Recurring Collections in Five Steps

With authorization in hand, the rest is routine

1. Get Authorization

Collect a signed ACH debit authorization from each customer — NACHA rules require it, and it protects you both. Keep it on file.

2. Add Your Customers

Enter customers and their bank details once, or import them from a CSV. They're saved to your recipient directory for every future cycle.

3. Prenote First

Send a zero-dollar test to verify each account before the first real debit — catching a bad account number before it becomes a bounced collection.

4. Build the Debit File

Select customers, set amounts and the effective date, and generate a validated NACHA debit file for the whole cycle at once.

5. Transmit on Schedule

Send it to your bank via SFTP — automatically on the 1st of every month if you like — or download and upload it yourself.

Built for Recurring Billing

Returns handled, cycles repeated, surprises decoded

Returns in Plain English

When a debit bounces, FiSTWorks reads your bank's return file and tells you what happened — R01 is insufficient funds, R02 is a closed account — and which customer to follow up with. No NACHA manual required.

Same File, Every Cycle

Save your collection run as a template and clone it each period. Scheduled transmissions deliver it to your bank on the due date — with an approval step so nothing goes out without a human sign-off.

Every Debit Validated First

Account numbers, routing numbers, amounts, and dates are all checked against NACHA rules before the file is generated — so errors surface on your screen, not as returns.

Ready to Stop Chasing Payments?

Create your account and collect your next billing cycle by ACH debit.

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