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Payment methods

Learn about the various payment options available to Clients through the TutorCruncher platform.

Written by Maahi Islam

What payment methods are available on TutorCruncher?

Online Payment Methods:

  1. Card Payments via Stripe
    You can start accepting card payments through Stripe once it’s enabled under System > Settings > Payment Integrations > Card Payments with Stripe. For more information on how to set this up, click here.

  2. Bank Transfer via Stripe
    This functionality is currently available only for companies using Stripe Express (available exclusively in the UK) and can only be used by Clients with UK-based bank accounts. You can find out how to use this here.

  3. Direct Debit (via GoCardless)
    If you have GoCardless set up for your Clients, they can pay via Direct Debit. Payments made through Direct Debit typically take 3-5 days to clear. The Invoice will remain marked as Pending until the payment is confirmed, after which it will be marked as Paid.

Note: Invoices raised using Split Payments or Automated Payouts can only be paid through Stripe. This includes every Invoice raised while operating as an Employment Agency. On those Invoices, Direct Debit, offline payment and Client credit are all unavailable, even where the Client has an active Direct Debit mandate.

Offline Payment Methods:

  1. Offline Payment

    In cases where you have taken some other form of payment (i.e. cash or cheque), you can navigate to the unpaid accounting item under Accounts > Invoices > select the Invoice and select the Take Payment button, then select 'Pay using an offline method' to open the 'Mark Credit Request Paid' panel.

    Marking a Credit Request as paid.

    Here you will be prompted to select a payment method from the ‘Payment Method’ dropdown menu and specify an amount - this can be a partial payment or the full amount. You can also add a description, specify a payment date and opt to send the Client a receipt via email.

  2. Client Credit
    If a Client has credit on their account, you can use this balance to pay for their Invoice.

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