Acceptance leads into payment
The private customer estimate flow can continue into configured deposit collection without requiring another account or disconnected invoice link.
Stripe solar payment integration
ArcSolar uses Stripe for configured customer deposit and payment processing after a solar estimate is accepted. The resulting payment state can remain connected to the estimate, customer and finance workflow instead of being reconciled against an unrelated record.
Book a workflow demoArcSolar's customer estimate flow is configured around Stripe-supported PayTo and AU BECS Direct Debit payment rails.

Connected payment state
The private customer estimate flow can continue into configured deposit collection without requiring another account or disconnected invoice link.
The resulting state can appear on the connected commercial record used by sales, operations and finance.
Finance can use the payments-to-collect view to identify jobs that still have an outstanding customer balance.
Payment workflow
ArcSolar provides the solar-specific customer and job context while Stripe handles the configured payment processing layer.
Record the decision against the numbered estimate shared through the customer's private link.
Present the Australian payment method enabled for the retailer's ArcSolar customer-payment workflow.
Keep payment visibility beside the estimate, customer and downstream finance and operations records.
Questions
The current ArcSolar customer estimate workflow is restricted to configured PayTo and AU BECS Direct Debit payment collection through Stripe.
Payment processing is handled through Stripe. ArcSolar records the operational payment state needed to connect the transaction to the estimate and customer workflow.
No. ArcSolar provides workflow and payment-state visibility for solar retailers. It does not provide banking, credit or financial advice.
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