M.BRKPayments architect

High-value sales · Timber & aggregates

Payments for timber yards, aggregates and merchants

Trade customers ring in orders, drivers deliver them and the counter is only part of the picture. Payments need to work when an order is phoned in, at the yard and at the drop.

Sound familiar?

Where payments tend to get awkward.

  • Card details read out over the phone before a lorry can leave the yard.
  • Drivers collecting payment on delivery.
  • Trade counter, office and transport all needing to see who has paid.

A typical job, mapped

A trade order, and where the money moves.

  1. Order phoned in

    Payment before dispatch

    Link sent while the customer is still on the call

  2. At the yard

    Counter payment

    Card machine at the trade counter

  3. On delivery

    Payment at the drop

    Mobile card machine with the driver

  4. Order closed

    Paid in full

    Office, counter and transport all see who has paid

Illustrative. Your stages, amounts and payment methods are set around how you work.

A typical setup

What I would usually put in place.

Every business is different, so this is a starting point. Yours is designed after we have talked through how you actually work.

  • Payment links sent by text or email while the customer is still on the call
  • QR codes on order confirmations for customers to scan and pay
  • Rugged mobile machines for drivers
  • Counter machines for the yard

How I work

Four steps, one person.

  1. 01

    Listen

    We meet and I learn how you quote, sell and get paid today.

  2. 02

    Design

    I draw up a setup for your business and explain it in plain English.

  3. 03

    Install

    I handle applications, switching and kit, and get your team comfortable.

  4. 04

    Look after

    You have my mobile. If something needs sorting, I chase it.

Start with a conversation

Tell me how you sell. I’ll show you how it should be paid for.

A first call takes about twenty minutes. No forms to fill in beforehand and nothing to sign.

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