Pulse lets home-service businesses collect by text-to-pay on completion, take deposits over the phone when booking, and bill recurring maintenance plans — with card data never keyed by your techs or office staff.
Techs collecting cards in the field means card numbers on paper and in texts — a PCI and fraud risk.
Booking deposits over the phone means office staff reading card numbers aloud.
Maintenance plans and financing need recurring billing your terminal can’t do.
The tech marks the job done; the customer gets a secure link and pays on the spot from their phone.
Take a booking deposit over the phone by keypad — office staff never see or key the card.
Bill seasonal tune-ups and service plans automatically on a securely vaulted method.
An AI voice agent confirms appointments, reminds about seasonal service, and collects balances automatically.
PCI DSS Level 1 and tokenized — card data never lands on a clipboard, in a text, or in your CRM.
Layer Pulse onto the field-service and phone systems you already run.
See pay-by-phone & text-to-pay, the payments product, or the PCI DSS Level 1 security model.
When the job is complete, Pulse texts the customer a secure pay link. They pay on a tokenized page from their phone, so your tech collects on the spot without handling or writing down a card number.
Yes. Customers enter card details by keypad straight into the gateway; office staff never see or key the number, which keeps card data out of your PCI scope.
Yes. Seasonal tune-ups and service plans can be billed automatically on a securely vaulted payment method.
Pulse is vendor-agnostic and layers onto the dispatch, CRM, and phone tools you already use rather than replacing them.
Payments run on PCI DSS Level 1 rails with tokenized vaulting, so raw card numbers never touch your techs, office staff, or systems.
Book a walkthrough and we’ll show text, phone, and portal payments on your setup.