INDUSTRIES
Landscaping & Nurseries
Get paid on-site. Keep jobs moving.
From seasonal services to large install projects, landscaping and nursery businesses need payments to work wherever the job happens.

Mobility & efficiency
Accept payments at the job site with mobile terminals and hosted links that eliminate paperwork and reduce billing delays.
Cash flow & seasonality
Support recurring maintenance contracts and collect at time of service to smooth revenue through seasonal fluctuations.
Customer experience
Offer contactless and digital payment options that make transactions easy for homeowners and commercial clients.
Security & support
Protect customer data with PCI-secure tools and get help from an in-house support team that answers quickly.
Integration & growth
Connect payments with accounting or service management tools for cleaner reconciliation and long-term operational stability.
Built for the platforms that support this industry.
Manufacturing and distribution platforms depend on reliable order-to-cash workflows. Basys integrates directly into ERP and accounting environments to streamline invoice payments, support partial and bulk transactions and improve reconciliation accuracy.
Basys Blog
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