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Invoisure + Accept.blue: White-Label Invoicing for Accept.blue ISOs

Invoisure has a live API integration with Accept.blue, giving ISOs, ISVs, and reseller partners on Accept.blue a way to ship branded invoicing software to their merchants in days — without an engineering team or a procurement cycle.

Last updated May 13, 2026

Who this is for

Accept.blue tends to attract a more technical, API-first segment of the ISO and ISV market. Operators who pick Accept.blue are usually building or buying software to wrap around processing — they're not selling rate alone. That makes Invoisure's white-label invoicing a natural fit: it slots into the software-led go-to-market Accept.blue partners are already running, without forcing them to build the merchant-facing portal themselves.

What the Accept.blue integration does

Invoisure uses Accept.blue's API to tokenize cards, process transactions, route ACH, and pull settlement data. The merchant-facing invoicing portal, the customer checkout, the payment links, the virtual terminal — all run on top of the Accept.blue processing layer with no merchant-facing reference to either Invoisure or Accept.blue. The merchant sees only the ISO's brand.

Why Accept.blue partners are layering on Invoisure

Accept.blue partners typically have one of two profiles: technical operators who want a clean, modern API for processing, or vertical SaaS companies embedding payments into their product. Both profiles benefit from Invoisure for the same reason — they get the merchant-facing software (invoicing, text-to-pay, virtual terminal) without committing to a 12+ month build cycle for the workflow layer. For the technical ISO, Invoisure is a faster path to software residual revenue than building it in-house. For the embedded-payments operator, Invoisure is an alternative to forcing merchants to use a generic invoicing tool that doesn't carry the operator's brand.

Setup and onboarding

Setup takes about a week. You provide Accept.blue API credentials, branding, and merchant IDs. Invoisure handles the API wiring, the white-label deployment to your domain, and merchant onboarding. Existing Accept.blue merchants keep their relationships; the integration adds a software layer on top of processing rather than replacing anything underneath it. Because Accept.blue is API-first, the integration is one of the lower-friction connections in the Invoisure stack — fewer manual configuration steps than legacy gateways require.

Pricing and revenue model

$25 per merchant per month wholesale, no upfront fee, locked in for early-access partners. The ISO sets the merchant-facing price. For Accept.blue partners who serve software-savvy merchants — agencies, SaaS resellers, B2B operators — pricing in the $39 to $99 range is typical. Processing residuals on volume through Accept.blue continue unchanged. The two residual streams (processing + software) stack together on each merchant.

What you can offer merchants

Branded invoicing portal, payment links, text-to-pay, QR codes, virtual terminal, recurring billing, and customer management — all under your brand. Card and ACH transactions route through Accept.blue. Settlement and reconciliation data flows back through Accept.blue's reporting. The merchant-facing portal sits at your domain; customer checkout pages carry your brand; Accept.blue and Invoisure are invisible at every layer the merchant or their customer touches.

What ships with the Accept.blue integration

Frequently asked questions

Does Invoisure work with Accept.blue?

Yes. Invoisure has a live API integration with Accept.blue. ISOs, ISVs, and reseller partners on Accept.blue can deploy branded invoicing software to their merchant portfolio without changing processors or building the merchant-facing portal in-house.

Is the Accept.blue integration suitable for ISVs embedding payments?

Yes. ISVs embedding Accept.blue can use Invoisure as the merchant-facing invoicing and payments layer that sits alongside their core product. The ISV keeps the merchant relationship and brands the invoicing portal as their own, rather than directing merchants to a third-party tool like Square or FreshBooks.

How does setup time compare to legacy gateway integrations?

Faster. Accept.blue's API-first architecture means fewer manual configuration steps than legacy gateways require. Typical setup is 5 to 7 business days from contract signing to first merchant onboarded.

Will my Accept.blue processing residual be affected?

No. Your Accept.blue processing residual on transaction volume continues unchanged. Invoisure adds a software-revenue stream ($25 per merchant wholesale, with the ISO setting the merchant-facing price) that stacks on top of processing residuals.

Can technical ISOs customize the merchant-facing portal further than the standard white-label setup?

The standard deployment covers logo, color palette, custom domain, custom email templates, and custom SMS sender. Deeper customization (custom workflows, additional fields, API extensions) is available for partners who need it — most Accept.blue ISOs don't, but the platform supports it when the partner's go-to-market requires more than skinning.

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