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ServiceTitan Payment Processing Integration for Contractors

Connect ServiceTitan to a Smarter Contractor Payment Processing Workflow

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ServiceTitan helps home service contractors manage critical parts of their operation. But the customer journey doesn’t end when a job is sold or completed.

The contractor still needs to get paid.

Pure Finance Group helps contractors connect payment processing with ServiceTitan, creating a more streamlined path between the systems used to manage customers and the systems used to collect their money.

Contractors can use Pure to accept credit cards, debit cards, ACH/eCheck and supported digital payment methods while reducing processing fees and the need for disconnected payment workflows. Pure’s payment solution is designed to integrate payments into the contractor’s existing CRM/accounting environment and provide expedited funding deposits (same day and weekends).

Go Beyond Payment Processing

For contractors also using Pure for customer financing, the opportunity becomes even larger.

Instead of maintaining completely separate workflows for customers who finance and customers who pay directly, Pure can bring both payment pathways together.

A customer can move from the contractor’s sales process into financing, while deposits and other out-of-pocket amounts can be collected through integrated payment processing.

Pure’s financing platform also provides integrated additional-look options from one application, reducing the need for sales representatives to manually resubmit customers to backup lenders.

The result is a simpler infrastructure around the transaction:

Manage the customer → finance the project → collect payment → integrated with ServiceTitan.

For ServiceTitan contractors, integration isn’t just about adding another piece of technology. It’s about making the technology already running the business work better together.

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