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Connect Stripe for Online Payments

Let clients pay their Invoices online, right from the Client Portal, with a real card-payment button. Entirely optional — if you never connect, nothing changes: keep collecting payment however you already do and mark Invoices paid manually.

1

Go to Site Settings → Payments

Site Admin → Site Settings, then the Payments tab. There's nothing to fill in here directly — it's a status display plus one button, since the whole setup happens on Stripe's own hosted pages.

2

Click "Connect your Stripe account"

Redirects you to Stripe's own onboarding flow (a new Express account, created automatically the first time you click this). Don't already have a Stripe account? One gets created for you as part of this same flow — free to create, no separate signup needed first.

Not Connected Onboarding Incomplete Connected
3

Fill out Stripe's own onboarding form

Business details, bank account for payouts, identity verification — all on Stripe's hosted pages, not inside ClientManager. If you get interrupted or the link expires mid-way, coming back to the Payments tab shows Onboarding Incomplete with a Continue Setup button that picks up right where you left off — nothing to redo.

4

Done — the Pay Now button appears automatically

Once Stripe confirms your account (status flips to Connected), every Invoice marked Client Visible with a balance due automatically shows a Pay Now button on the client's own Portal. Nothing else to configure per-Invoice.

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Where the money actually goes

Payments land directly in your own Stripe account, not REYESCO's — we never hold or touch the funds. Stripe's own standard processing fee (the same rate any Stripe user pays) applies as usual; that's between you and Stripe, same as if you'd connected Stripe to any other app.

Worth knowing: you never need to find or paste in a Stripe API key anywhere in ClientManager. The Connect button handles that entirely — there's genuinely nothing to copy/paste.