Close the deal.
Collect the money.
Move from invoice or deposit request to payment as part of the same connected client journey.
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Deposit request for the agreed project.
Keep the payment connected to the invoice.
Show the amount due and track its payment state within the same deal.
- 01Invoice created
- 02Amount due
- 03Client pays
- 04Payment state
Make it obvious what the client owes.
Lead with the current request, then give the project total and later balance enough context.
Collect the deposit before the work begins.
A deposit request gives the client one clear amount to address first.
Keep the remaining amount visible.
After the deposit, the next amount stays clear without turning the deal view into an accounting ledger.
One clear next step for the client.
Keep the project, invoice, and current amount together in a focused client-facing summary.
The payment action is an illustration, not a working checkout.
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Deposit request for the agreed project.
Know where the money stands.
Plain status labels distinguish what is due, what has been paid, and whether a balance remains.
A few useful answers.
What the payment stage means for the client and the deal.
Can clients pay after receiving an invoice?
The product journey connects a client-facing invoice or deposit request to a payment step. The example shown here is illustrative.
Can I collect a deposit?
The illustrated deal can show a requested deposit, its payment state, and the balance that remains.
Can I track the remaining balance?
The amount summary keeps the project total, deposit paid, and remaining amount visible together.
Can I see whether an invoice has been paid?
The payment stage uses clear due and paid status labels in the connected deal view.
Which payment providers does DETUPAZO support?
Provider availability depends on the payment configuration offered with your DETUPAZO account. This page does not specify a provider.
Does DETUPAZO charge payment processing fees?
No processor or fee schedule for client payments is verified on this website. The examples here illustrate the client-payment workflow.
Finish the deal where it started.
Move from proposal to approval, signature, invoice and payment in one connected client journey.