With vcita’s integration to Square, businesses can build deep-rooted relationships with their customers and digitize the payment experience to streamline commercial opportunities. Square facilitates this transition by allowing SMBs to easily collect payments using vcita’s online invoicing feature. This announcement comes just weeks after vcita launched the “business unusual” app with MasterCard, aimed at helping SME’s go digital.

How it works

vcita’s app enables businesses to create full customer profiles, reducing administrative time and connecting the dots. Automated email and SMS marketing campaigns can be used to generate new business, while automated payment reminders and confirmations eliminate friction. As a result of the integration, users of both vcita and Square can import their contacts and transaction history from Square, into vcita. Users can also collect payments for completed jobs with Square directly within the app.

“Small and medium sized businesses are faced with enormous restructuring of their core systems as the world adjusts to a new way of working,” said vcita CBDO Adi Engel. “, vcita empowers SMBs to adapt and thrive through bringing them closer to their customers while driving greater efficiencies and commercial opportunities.”

Through its integration with Square, vcita helps businesses continue running their businesses and enables them to seamlessly collect payments online The vcita app makes commerce and marketing effortless while freeing SMBs to focus on their core operations.