Electrical Contractors
Payments for residential service, commercial jobs, and generator programs.
Electrical contractors span residential service, commercial contract work, and increasingly generator sales and service. Payments should handle every mix.
Industry payment challenges
- Commercial invoicing needing net terms and ACH.
- Residential service payments collected in the field.
- Generator installs with staged deposits and progress payments.
- Multi-branch offices with mixed processors.
Relevant services
Common software integrations
Payments accepted in the truck, on the job, at the customer's door.
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- • ACH for commercial
- • Mobile readers for residential
- • Progress-payment holds on installs
Reporting needs
- • Residential vs. commercial revenue split.
- • Progress payment aging on installs.
- • Per-branch and per-tech performance.
Security considerations
- Tokenized cards for repeat commercial customers.
- ACH authorization compliance for net-terms accounts.
- P2PE readers in the field.
Implementation Process
- 1
Ops Assessment
We map residential and commercial billing separately.
- 2
Configure Payments
Field app + ERP or accounting integration wired in.
- 3
Enable ACH
Commercial accounts move onto ACH with proper authorization.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you support generator install programs?+
Yes, including staged deposits and progress payments.
Commercial ACH?+
Recommended. Cheaper and cleaner than net-terms card.
Multi-branch reporting?+
Per-branch and roll-up by default.
Field payments?+
Tap-to-pay phones or mobile readers, whichever fits the crew.
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