DocuSign Payment: How To Accept Credit Cards, Stripe, PayPal, and ACH

[@Solusign]

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[@user-ev7mz9lx9e]

hello, is there a video where you show how to input the values for this. Im not doing correctly not getting anywhere with this. much appreciated for your help

[@twkidM3]

Question. Is there a way for me to accept payments based on terms? For example, total amount $5000 on invoice, but to get this in contract, I require a $1500 deposit. Would there be an option for Docusign to charge $1500 then split the payment into 3 or 4 equally and charge on a specific date?

[@Solusign]

I’m not sure tbh. You’d need to read payment processors’ documentation to see how you can automate future charges. I’m guessing it can be easily done with stripe or PayPal

[@saakshimahajan6182]

How does this work for subscriptions?

[@chadahlvers697]

When I send my clients a docusign I want them to be able to select a payment option (either pay by ACH or credit card). I have my clients pay a 3% convenience fee on all credit card transactions. Can you set this up to charge them this if they pay by credit card?

[@Solusign]

No you can’t change the payment amount depending on the payment method.

[@barbarawilson1947]

How do make a power form? Did you create it outside of the docusign and then download it? Our business is a plumbing service, we send estimates that need signed and I want to implement the payment on the same document I am sending. What do you suggest to do that?

[@Solusign]

Create a template, add a payment integration and send the envelope to the client.

[@trevioncannon1118]

Any idea how I could utilize this in terms of accepting ACH through plaid for example?

[@Solusign]

Im not sure I understand the question but you can accept ACH payments with this

[@michaolechowski4815]

Does this option still work? I tried to find Payments in setting and even on paid plan there is no such option

[@Solusign]

It’s available in Business Pro, as long as your not on a trial.

[@dons1643]

do clients really use this feature to pay? or are they hesitant to give information to unknown third party?

[@Solusign]

I never had an issue because these payment processors are established businesses. Stripe, PayPal...