Advice and Ideas for UK Small Businesses and SMEs
Getting Online
A merchant account acts as the buffer between your customer and your business account. Think of it as a holding pen where your money is parked while your e-commerce sale is validated
Taking payments as a small business
What exactly is a merchant account? How much do they cost? And do you need one to take card payments? We answer these questions and more
Taking payments as a small business
If you’re a new business, you have a bad credit rating, or your industry is considered risky, you may need a high risk merchant account in order to take card payments.
Alternative finance
Here's why a merchant cash advance could offer a quick and easy short-term, unsecured funding solution for your small business.
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Business broadband offers a host of advantages over standard domestic connections, here’s why you should be considering an upgrade
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As with any supplier, it’s important to do your research and ask important questions before you select a broadband provider for your business. But what are the must-have things you should take into consideration?
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Analogue phone systems are increasingly being replaced by smarter broadband based networks – here’s why you should consider switching
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David Malan, sales director of DocuWare for the UK and Ireland, explains how the platform can streamline your document management