Service bays
Fleet Accounts & B2B Cards
The contractor’s van, billed to the account.
On the map What it does for you
- Charge accounts with monthly statements
- Enhanced data on commercial cards — Mastercard Level 2/3, and Visa’s Commercial Enhanced Data Program since April 2026
Systems we set up that do this
We place and support these. Which one fits depends on how you run the place — that’s what the walkthrough is for.
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Dejavoo & iPOSpays Terminals and a gateway from one vendor, with dual pricing done compliantly. -
FieldPulse Field service management with cost-basis margin visible before the bid goes out. -
SpotOn Restaurant POS with the support reputation that actually shows up in the reviews.
Worth reading first
- Rule changeVisa retired Level 2 in April. Most B2B merchants have not noticed.Visa's Level 2 interchange programme ended on 18 April 2026, replaced by the Commercial Enhanced Data Program. If you sell to other businesses and someone set up Level 2 for you years ago, the Visa half of that saving is gone and it does not show as a line item.
- Rule changeFlorida restaurants have to spell out the service charge from JulyFrom 1 July 2026, Florida restaurants must disclose any automatic non-tax charge on the menu, the website, the bill and the receipt. If you add a service charge, kitchen fee or card surcharge, it has to be visible before someone orders.
- Rule changeFrom October 2026, Visa wants to know exactly who is touching your accountVisa's Third Party Agent rules require acquirers to register and oversee the ISOs, agents and service providers involved in a merchant account. It is a good moment to find out how many parties are actually in yours.