Check payment before a renewal
See whether a customer has paid before you reach out about a renewal, so you never pitch more while a payment problem is still open.
Go Fig reads Square so you can see a customer's payments, orders, and refunds before a renewal or onboarding call.
If your customers pay you through Square, their payment history tells you how the account is going. A solutions engineer connects Square with you during setup. You sign in with your Square account and Go Fig reads it, never changing anything. Your brief can then show whether a customer has paid, and any refunds or disputes, before you reach out about a renewal.
See whether a customer has paid before you reach out about a renewal, so you never pitch more while a payment problem is still open.
Refunds and disputes on an account show up in your brief, so you can address them before they come up on the call.
After a deal closes, check that the first payment came through before your kickoff call.
Square is connected with a solutions engineer, not self-serve. Schedule a demo and they walk through it with you or whoever owns your Square account.
Sign in with the Square account that owns the locations you use (OAuth) and approve read-only access. If your company has more than one Square account, each one signs in on its own.
Square accounts often include old or closed locations. Decide with your solutions engineer which ones hold the customers your team sells to.
Go Fig brings in past records on the first connection, then keeps them current. Look up a customer you know and confirm their recent payments are there.
It shows whether a customer has paid, what they bought, and whether anything was refunded or disputed. That is the context you want before a renewal or an onboarding call.
No. Go Fig only reads Square. Anything Go Fig drafts for you, such as a check-in about a refund, waits for your OK in your Feed.
Not yet. A solutions engineer connects Square with you during setup. Schedule a demo to get started.
Once a day by default, at a time your team sets. Larger plans can update it every hour or every 15 minutes.
Go Fig keeps a copy in its secured Google Cloud storage in the US, walled off from every other company's data. Everyone on your team sees only what their role allows.
A solutions engineer connects it with you on the call. Then you see Go Fig work on your own data.