Last Updated: February 10 2025
How to Use Simpro Payments Powered by Stripe
Overview
After setting up Stripe Payments, you can process card payments for your customers in Simpro Premium, and your customers can pay through the customer portal, or online.
Customers already using Stripe Payments must revoke their token and reconnect to Stripe to start using automatic payments. Learn more in How to Set Up Simpro Payments Powered by Stripe.
Once you have integrated Stripe with Simpro Premium, you can manage your Stripe account in the Stripe dashboard.

In order to view content or perform actions referred to in this article you need to have the appropriate permissions enabled in your security group. Go to System > Setup > Security Groups and access your security group to update your permissions. The relevant security group tab and specific permissions for this article can be found here:

To process Stripe Payments in Simpro Premium:
- Go to Invoices
> Unpaid Invoices.
- Click Options > Apply Payment on the required invoice.
- Select Stripe as the payment type.
- Enter customer’s card details including:
- Card Number
- Expiry date
- CVV
- Update other customer details, if required.
- The customer’s address populates automatically if it is added on the customer card. If a postal address is entered in the customer card, this overrides the street address.
- Click Process Payment.
Until the required verification is processed, the payment status will be Pending Payments.

Simpro Premium supports multiple Stripe payment methods:
Cards
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB and China UnionPay payments from customers worldwide.
Bank Debits
Direct Debit allows customers to pay securely by providing their bank account details and authorising debit in their account.
This payment method is supported through region-specific systems: BECS (Australia), BACS (United Kingdom), and ACH (United States)
Digital Wallets
Apple Pay and Google Pay enable seamless, secure payments by using saved card details, eliminating manual entry.

To make Stripe Payments in the customer portal:
- Log in to the Customer Portal.
- Go to Invoices
> Unpaid Invoices.
- Click Options > Pay Online.
- Enter card details including:
- Card Number
- Expiry Date
- CVV
- Update other details, as required.
- The customer’s address populates automatically if it is added on the customer card. If a postal address is entered in the customer card, this overrides the street address.
- Click Pay.
- If your business operates in the UK or the EU, you may be asked to validate the card and enter a code provided by Stripe for SCA compliance.
- Click Close.

To make Stripe Payments online:
- In the PDF invoice, click the link in the How to Pay section.
- Alternatively, if viewing a printed copy of the invoice, you can enter the link in the browser, and then enter the invoice number. Learn more in Add payment link to emails.
- Enter card details.
- Card number
- Expiry Date
- CVV
- Enter customer details.
- The customer’s address populates automatically if it is added on the customer card. If a postal address is entered in the customer card, this overrides the street address.
- Click Pay.
- If your business operates in the UK or the EU, you may be asked to validate the card and enter a code provided by Stripe for SCA compliance.
If the payment is successful, a confirmation appears and a payment is created on the invoice in Simpro Premium.
In the US, customers can make ACH payments online. Learn more in How to Use ACH Payments - US Only.