A made-to-order purchase
Agree the size, colour or personal touches before sending the customer a link to pay.
Send a link. Get paid online.
Planned for Tillable. You’ll be able to send a payment link by email, SMS or WhatsApp after agreeing the order.
Email, SMS or WhatsApp
Choose the channel you already use with your customer. The link will take them to a page where they can pay.
Keep the details together.
A custom order often takes a few emails to get right. You’ll be able to include the payment link alongside the final details.
From an agreed order to online payment
You’ll share the link once the customer knows what they’re buying and how much it costs.
Confirm the order
Settle the items, amount and any delivery or collection arrangements with your customer.
Share the link
You’ll send the payment link by email, SMS or WhatsApp, alongside the details you’ve agreed.
They pay online
Your customer will open the link on their phone or computer to pay for the order.
Some orders start with a conversation
Some customers need to check a size or choose a finish before they buy. You’ll be able to send the link afterwards.
An order over the phone
Check what’s in stock during the call. You’ll be able to follow up with a payment link for the items they’ve chosen.
A catering order
Settle the menu, numbers and collection arrangements first. The planned link will give your customer somewhere to pay for the order.
A link for the order. A shop for browsing.
A payment link will follow a purchase you’ve discussed. When customers want to choose for themselves, give them an online shop to browse.
The details are already agreed
Payment Links will give the customer a payment page for the order you’ve settled together.
The customer wants to look around
Use Tillable Online Shop to show your products and let customers choose what goes in their basket.
Other ways to take the order
Send an itemised bill, put your products online or take payment on your website.
Questions and answers.
Can I use Payment Links now?
Payment Links is planned for Tillable. Tell us how you’d use it and we can talk through your current options for taking payment online.
How will I send a payment link?
You’ll be able to share a link by email, SMS or WhatsApp. Use the conversation where you’ve already agreed the order.
What will my customer need to do?
They’ll open the link on their phone or computer and pay online. They won’t need to visit your counter to make that payment.
How is a payment link different from an invoice?
An invoice sets out what you’re charging for in a bill the customer can keep. A payment link will give them somewhere to pay an agreed amount.
What will Payment Links cost?
Included with Plus and Enterprise. Payments cost 2.4% + 20p per transaction, excluding VAT. Payment Links is planned and isn’t available to use yet.
Tell us where your orders begin
If you agree sales over the phone, by email or in messages, tell us how Payment Links would fit your day.