Are you scared of online direct debits?

Are you scared of letting your customers create their direct debit online from your website?  You shouldn’t be!  There is nothing to be scared of at all.

Many of Ezypay’s clients are using this safe and secure direct debit gateway.  Some of them are large fitness clubs like Crunch, Fit n Fast; and others are charities like Spark*.

Why is it safe?  Our clients insert a frame into their websites that shows our secure site.  The customers then sign-up to the direct debit through that frame.

Where does the account details and personal information go?  All into Ezypay’s PCI compliant and secure billing system.

You see there is really nothing to be worried about!  Want to find out more?  You can visit this page; call 1300 762 726 or email newenquiries@ezypay.com.au.

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Loretta shares her career path at Ezypay

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A big congratulations to Loretta Lee who has been with Ezypay for 5 years!  If you are an Ezypay client you might remember talking to Loretta when she started in customer service or when she was an Account Manager?

Anyway Loretta is an amazingly talented person who has made a huge contribution to the values, culture and success of Ezypay.  We are so lucky to have recruited her many years ago and to still have her making an awesome contribution to the business in her current role.

We have created this short and very sweet 3 minute video where Loretta shares her career path at Ezypay.  Congratulations on the 5 year mark Loretta!

Your customers can sign-up to a direct debit on your website

Did you know that it is possible for your customers to create their own direct debits from your website?  At Ezypay we have a tool called the direct debit gateway (DDG) what allows you to place an iframe on your website and have your customers or members to create a direct debit for your service right from your website. No filling in of paper and no sales people involved.  Can you believe it?

We have a number of different clients using this system.  One of them is Crunch.  They are a fitness centre with thousands of members across Sydney.  They use the direct debit gateway to allow members to sign-up online from their website without even having to enter their club. Have a look how they are doing it here.

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A pre-debit SMS notification is a way to provide WOW customer service

SMS are a way to provide great customer serviceThrough this month of February we have focused on different ways for you to create engaging customer experiences.  Research showes that if you deliver amazing customer expereinces you will have your customers for longer and generate more revenue your business.

Late last year we launched a pre-debit SMS notification service.  We offered this service to our clients in an attempt to help them have the very highest collection rate they could achieve.

How does this help? Customers receive a SMS reminder prior to payments being debited to ensure they have funds in their account so the debit doesn’t fail. Many customers just forget to have money in their account, so their payment fails and they have to pay failed payment fees.

SMS gets greater cut through in customer communication than emails.  Why?  Simply because we get less of them!  Last year we did a survey to find out how many SMS people receive each day.  We found the majority of respondents receive lower than 6 SMS each day.  How many emails do you receive?  Here’s betting that it’s a lot more than 6.

Around half of our clients have taken up this service on behalf of their customers and are finding that their collection rates have improved.  In addition they are receiving very postiive feedback from their customers on the notificaiton because they see it as an additional service provided to them which helps them to remember to pay their debit.

Are you offering this service to your customers?  How are you finding it?

7 more Links to Create Memorable Customer Experiences Using Social Media

Ezypay creating memorable customer experiences
Great Customer Service from Zappos

Social media – fun place to be right?  Not much value for businesses?  Personally I am not sure about that but it seems like everyone has a Facebook presence and maybe even a LinkedIn profile or Twitter account.  However if you do are you really making the most of these channels to create memorable customer experiences?

 

I have found these 6 links on how to create memorable customer experiences using social media.  Enjoy!

Social Customer Experinces - Mashable
7 Ways to create memorable custoemr experineces with social media - Slideshare
Using Mistakes to Make Memorable Moments for Your Business – The Social Customer
Twitter can be Human - Orange Envelopes
How Sainsburys customer service goes viral – Blog to your drop
Zappos – WOW Customer Service - Myra Golden Media

I really like the first link.  Can you see yourself using the tips in your business?

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