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Sage integrates with Stripe to improve cash flow management for SMEs

Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses (SMBs), today announced an expansion of its partnership with Stripe, a financial infrastructure platform for businesses, to help improve cashflow management and payment processing for SMBs.

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Trusted by millions of businesses around the world, ranging from startups to enterprises, the partnership with Stripe provides Sage customers with more options to pay and get paid quickly. Leveraging Stripe’s financial infrastructure, Sage will offer its customers a trusted solution to help ease cashflow and simplify their financial processes—from streamlined checkout and payment processing, to Tap to Pay contactless payments, and auto-reconciling bank transfers.

In partnership with Stripe, Sage intends to expand its payments ecosystem, ensuring that a growing number of its customers have access to services that will help them to manage their cashflow.

“This partnership signifies a shared vision between Sage and Stripe to transform how SMBs pay and get paid, helping our customers to simplify cashflow management.” said Walid Abu-Hadba, Chief Product Officer, Sage. “We are committed to harnessing the power of technology to drive innovation, enhance efficiency, and pave the way for growth.”

Addressing cashflow problems

Supporting customers globally, Stripe’s integration into Sage is currently available in the UK through Sage Accounting, Sage 50 and Sage 200. Stripe is also fully integrated into Sage Network, enabling customers to easily plug into the broader Sage ecosystem, choosing additional applications and features such as Sage Connect, automating AR and AP processes and helping manage their cashflow and payments.

The expansion of the partnership will see customers benefit such as:

Streamlined checkout and payment processing: SMBs with cash trapped in outstanding invoices can make it easier for customers to review their accounts and pay with Sage Connect’s customer account portal and Stripe Checkout.
Multiple payment methods: Accept payments from customers through different methods including digital wallets, cards and bank transfers. Stripe uses machine learning to surface the most relevant payment methods for customers depending on their location.
Unified payments experience: Collect payments online and in person through Tap-to-Pay, for seamless, in-person, contactless payments that doesn’t require any terminal hardware.
A safe and secure payment experience: Leveraging Stripe’s advanced security protocols and compliance with global financial regulations, customers can be assured that their transactions are protected against fraud and data breaches, providing peace of mind for both businesses and their clients.
Auto-reconciling bank transfers: Saving time with automatic reconciliation, bank transfers enable customers to pay invoices via bank transfer, streamlining the payment and reconciliation process.

“Sage understands the importance of innovating for its customers, and we’re thrilled to be part of its journey,” said Eileen O’Mara, Chief Revenue Officer at Stripe. “Stripe is building a suite of software-defined financial services to enable leading platforms like Sage to provide integrated features that make their customers’ lives easier.”

This partnership adds to the broad range of payments and banking partners within Sage’s ecosystem.

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