Deposits and balances get muddled
Half paid, a third paid, paid in three parts: keeping the order and the money together is hard.
Fashion and tailoring
Made-to-order work runs on deposits, balances and dates that cannot move. Payble helps a designer or tailor take the deposit, invoice the rest, keep track of instalments and get the order to the customer.
Invoice INV-0042
SentBilled to Acme Foods Ltd
Sound familiar?
Half paid, a third paid, paid in three parts: keeping the order and the money together is hard.
You extend credit to people you trust, and need to remember who owes what and by when.
Many customers find you on social media and are in another city, so you need a way to be paid that is not a handshake.
Fits how you trade
Made to measure, paid in stages, delivered to a date.
A collection, photos and orders from far away.
Bolts of cloth, regular buyers and credit.
Payble for fashion and tailoring
Each of these is a real feature of the business app, and each has its own page if you want the detail.
A day with the app
New enquiry
Send an invoice or a payment link for the deposit.
During the work
See what has been paid and what remains.
Delivery
A link or a transfer settles the rest, and the receipt goes to the customer.
Month end
A statement shows revenue against the cost of materials.
The essentials
A checklist of what the business app covers for this kind of business.
Hardware
A Mini pairs with your phone, so you can take a card payment at a fitting or a pop-up without carrying a terminal.

Best fit
A card reader that connects to your smartphone.
Buy ₦30,000, or lease from ₦200 a day or ₦5,000 a month.
Getting started
Add finished pieces as products, and your services (alterations, bespoke work) as services with a starting price.
Record each current customer's balance in the credit book, or issue an invoice for what remains.
Share your payment link or QR code instead of your account number.
Guides
Practical reading, written for how business works here.
FAQ
Straight answers about Payble, your money and how it works.
Yes. Send a payment link for the deposit amount, and the link shows as paid when the customer completes it.
You can record credit against a customer with a due date and a limit, and log each repayment when it arrives.
Yes. Your storefront can list products and services with photos, and take orders and payments.
Tell us about your business and we will set you up, step by step, ready for your first sale.