Property software integration
Payment information is most useful when staff can connect it to the right customer, invoice and service. Proplix integration work can bring supported payment events into that workflow, with clear handling for pending, failed and refunded transactions.
Stripe, PayPal, GoCardless and other payment and billing services listed in the catalogue.
These are options available on request. Provider access, licensing, technical feasibility and delivery scope are confirmed before implementation.
Tell us whether the requirement concerns service invoices, recurring billing or another agreed collection process. Identify who takes payment, who holds funds and which provider supplies the payment page or mandate journey. Those responsibilities shape the integration.
Match provider transaction IDs with the relevant customer and invoice. Plan for delayed notifications, repeated events, failed collections, disputes and refunds. A record should show the actual payment state instead of treating every submitted payment as settled.
Payment methods depend on merchant eligibility, country, currency, provider terms and account access. Fees and any client-money or regulated-payment responsibilities require separate confirmation. Test reconciliation and support procedures before enabling a live payment journey.
The implementation scope defines exactly which actions are allowed. Some connections only read payment status; others may initiate a provider-hosted payment journey after approval.
Provider fees, usage charges and any Proplix implementation costs are confirmed separately in the agreed commercial scope.
Tell us which systems you use, the records that need to move and the problem you want to solve. Include your current subscriptions, expected volumes and the people responsible for approval and support.
Read about data migration, access and security or custom modules before discussing your requirements.
Plan the right route
Bring one real workflow to a Proplix walkthrough. Explore the records, handovers and decisions that matter to your team, then agree a practical next step.
