Trade accounts
The second order should be easier than the first, and the fiftieth easier still. A trade account is for workshops that put the same blades through the same machines, week in, week out.
Saved specifications
Your widths, lengths and tooth pitches held against your account, so a reorder is a confirmation, not a configuration.
Invoicing
Order against your account and receive a proper VAT invoice, the way your bookkeeping already works.
Bacs payment
Settle invoices by bank transfer instead of a card at checkout, one payment covering a month of blades.
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Repeat trade order ready to go: identical labelled blade boxes stacked for one customer, order sheet on top
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Bacs, because that is how trade pays
Most workshops settle suppliers by bank transfer on invoice, not by card at a checkout, and a trade account works the same way here. Order the blades, receive the invoice and settle it by Bacs. Card and wallet payments through Stripe stay available to everyone; the payments page covers how the standard checkout works.
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Trade invoice and remittance on a workshop office desk, Bacs reference visible, blade boxes behind
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Trade account questions, answered straight
What repeat buyers ask before requesting an account.
Not sure a trade account fits yet? Talk it through with us before launch.
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