Compare QuickFee vs. Resolve

QuickFee (ASX: QFE) is a premier provider of payment, financing, and accounts receivable automation solutions tailored specifically for professional services firms. Our platform simplifies the Accounts Receivable process and boosts revenue growth by integrating various online payment methods and robust invoicing tools seamlessly within your practice management system. With QuickFee, you can expect fewer aging receivables, enhanced cash flow, and higher client spending. Your clients get the flexibility to pay via credit or debit cards, ACH/EFT transfers, or QuickFee's unique financing option that allows them to pay their invoice over 3 to 12 months—while firms receive the total payment upfront, incurring no extra costs. Operating across the United States and Australia, QuickFee is dedicated to providing scalable, cost-effective solutions supported by exceptional customer service.

Resolve enables B2B manufacturers and wholesalers to receive upfront payments, allowing their business clients to settle invoices in 30, 60, or 90 days. Our solution encompasses comprehensive net terms and credit management, ensuring you get cash quickly. With Resolve, you can advance up to 90% of invoices from customers who have been approved, thereby enhancing your cash flow for growth and reducing risks associated with net terms invoices. By providing net terms, you can boost both the frequency and volume of your customer's orders. Upgrade your client's experience with a customized credit application and an online payment portal that offers them flexibility in payment options, including credit cards, ACH, wire transfers, and mailed checks. Resolve eliminates the hassle of lengthy forms and manual verification processes—acting as your on-demand credit team. We can conduct discreet credit checks on customers within minutes, significantly reducing the workload for your accounts receivable team and ensuring dependable credit decisions. Additionally, this streamlined process allows businesses to focus more on growth strategies rather than administrative tasks.