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Deposits and bank details

Make the payment step clear after the customer says yes

Tradient can carry deposit wording and bank details through the quote workflow so the customer sees what is due and how to proceed after acceptance without another round of manual instructions.

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Deposits and bank details

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Q-218

Deposit after acceptance

Bank details + payment reference

Workflow

Set expectations before the signature, show next steps after it

The customer should know the commercial terms before committing and receive an obvious next action once the quote is accepted.

01

Set deposit wording

Define what is required for the job in the quote terms and pricing context.

02

Include the correct bank details

Use the business payment information configured for direct deposit.

03

Customer reviews before accepting

The deposit expectation is visible before the signature decision.

04

Show the next step clearly

After acceptance, the customer can see the relevant payment instructions rather than waiting for another email.

Why it matters

Acceptance is not the end of the handover

A customer who has just signed should immediately understand the next step: whether a deposit is required, how much it is, and where the payment should go.

01

Deposit terms in the quote

State the deposit expectation before the customer accepts rather than surprising them afterwards.

02

Business bank details

Keep direct-deposit information available as part of the agreed next-step flow.

03

Consistent customer instructions

Avoid rewriting account details and payment wording in separate follow-up messages.

04

Connected to the signed job

The payment instruction follows the same quote the customer reviewed and accepted.

In practice

Most useful when work needs commitment before scheduling

Deposits are common on larger material-heavy or scheduled work. Clear wording helps both sides understand what moves the job from accepted to booked.

Custom materials that need ordering

Painting or building work booked weeks ahead

Roofing work requiring material commitment

Larger jobs where a deposit confirms the start

Related paths through Tradient

Follow the part of the workflow that matters most to the way you quote today.

About deposits and bank details

The current direct-deposit flow presents the business bank and deposit instructions; it does not claim to process the customer bank transfer itself.

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