Electronic invoices customers can pay directly, with payment status tracked automatically — no chasing checks or manual reconciliation.
Get Your Free Statement ReviewPaper invoices and manual tracking mean someone on your team is chasing payment status by hand — checking a bank statement, calling a customer, or waiting on a check that may or may not be in the mail. Electronic invoicing through Argent replaces that guesswork with automated invoice payment tracking that tells you what's been paid and what hasn't:
Every day an invoice sits unpaid because no one followed up is a day of cash flow you don't get back. Electronic invoicing turns "chasing payment" into "waiting for a notification."
The same five issues come up again and again for businesses still invoicing manually.
Staff time spent following up manually instead of checking a live dashboard.
Slower payment and no visibility into where an invoice actually stands.
Matching payments to invoices by hand instead of automatically.
Forcing a mailed check when a payment link would be faster for everyone.
Nothing prompts a customer until someone remembers to call.
From boutique retail to industrial distribution, Argent adapts to how your business actually accepts payments — not a one-size-fits-all setup. Every industry below gets its own processing setup, priced and built around how that business actually runs.

In-store and online payment processing that keeps up with however you sell.

Table-side, counter, and online ordering, all under one processor.

Get paid on the job site with mobile and virtual terminal options.

Lower-cost ACH processing built for larger B2B transactions.

Secure, PCI-compliant payment collection for patient balances.

Payment processing that matches your purchase order cycle.
If you're still invoicing on paper or tracking payment status by hand, send your last statement and let's talk about what moving this online would look like.
Get Your Free Statement Review Transparent Pricing · No Long-Term Contract · PCI DSS Compliant · A Real Person On Your AccountInvoices are created directly through your Argent account with line items and amount due, then emailed to the customer with a secure pay-online link — no separate invoicing software required.
Yes — customers choose whichever method works for them directly from the invoice link, without you needing to send two different payment requests.
Electronic invoicing works standalone, and depending on your accounting platform, payment status can sync automatically to reduce manual reconciliation — ask your account contact about compatibility with your specific system.
Yes — reminders can be configured to go out automatically as a due date approaches or passes, reducing how often someone on your team has to follow up manually.
Once your account is approved, sending your first invoice is typically a same-day task.
Sending invoices themselves isn't a separate line-item fee — you pay standard processing rates on the payment once the customer pays it, whether by card or ACH.
Often yes, particularly for larger invoices, since ACH doesn't carry card network interchange fees. We can help you steer larger invoices toward ACH where it makes financial sense.
No additional fee applies for configuring automated reminders — it's part of the standard electronic invoicing setup.
No — partial payments are processed and tracked the same way as full payments, at standard rates.
Send us your current invoicing volume and process, and we'll estimate the time and cost impact of moving away from paper or manual tracking.
Payment status updates automatically on your dashboard in real time — paid, partially paid, or outstanding — without checking a separate ledger or waiting on a bank statement.
Partial payments are tracked against the invoice balance, so you can see exactly what's still outstanding rather than treating it as fully paid or fully unpaid.
Yes — invoices can be resent directly from your dashboard without recreating them from scratch.
You'll have a named point of contact on your account team who can look into a specific invoice or transaction directly.
Yes — invoice and payment history can be exported from your dashboard for bookkeeping or reconciliation purposes.