The customer taps once in their banking app. Funds settle on RTP or FedNow rails — final, irrevocable, and timestamped. No "Paid" until it is actually in your account.
Same-day means the same day. Not next morning.
The dashboard says Paid. The bank balance says nothing has moved.
A surcharge on every payout just to see funds today, then a hold anyway.
A ticket queue with no checklist, no timeline, and no clear unlock path.
AIA cycles and GC slow-pay turn payroll Friday into a phone-call marathon.
Think Zelle or Venmo, but for B2B and tied to your invoice. The customer pushes; you receive; the ledger reflects the bank.
A push payment from the customer's own bank — no card surcharge, no ACH limbo, no third party holding the money.
Settlement is final and irrevocable at the rail. Not a label on a dashboard — the actual interbank state.
Status reads Sent, Received by us, or In your bank — with a timestamp. "Paid" only appears when the funds are funded.
The lowest all-in price we publish stays the price you pay. No instant surcharge tier. No seat math.
Sent. Received by us. In your bank. Three states, three timestamps, one source of truth synced into your books.
A checklist you can finish in under ten minutes. If a person is needed, expect a real one within one business day.
Take the invoice on a mobile phone where service is patchy. The push completes once the bank is reachable again.
HVAC, plumbing, electrical, property management, auto, landscaping.
Electrical, mechanical, ironwork, glass and trim — AIA-billing cycles.
RTP and FedNow are not features we drew on a slide. Holds clear because customers can finish the checklist themselves.
Status sync is a pillar, not a sticker. Three states, real timestamps, no mystery line items.
Works alongside AIA-style billing systems without trying to replace them. Sub-tier visibility, no overreach.
We will not stage a live SLA we cannot fund honestly. The checklist clears most holds in under ten minutes.
Bring twelve months of invoicing. Get a printed number, not a sales pitch. Same-day is same-day, or we do not call it that.