Measure integrates with Authorize.net for companies that rely on this established payment gateway. Measure handles all billing logic, invoicing, and revenue operations while Authorize.net processes the actual transactions. If your company has an existing Authorize.net relationship, you don't have to leave it behind to get modern billing.
What does it do?
Measure generates invoices from your contracts and routes charges through Authorize.net's gateway. Payment confirmations flow back to Measure, updating invoice status, revenue schedules, and commission records. Failed payments trigger automatic retries.
Who is it for?
Companies with established Authorize.net accounts that need better billing and revenue operations without switching payment processors. Common for businesses that started with Authorize.net years ago and have negotiated rates they want to keep.
How it works
Connect your Authorize.net account in Measure's settings. Measure takes over billing logic and routes payment requests through Authorize.net. Payment status syncs back to update your records across billing, rev rec, and commissions.
If you have an existing Authorize.net account with good rates, there's no reason to switch just because you're adopting Measure. Keep your processor, upgrade your billing.
Authorize.net supports credit cards, debit cards, eChecks, and digital payment methods. Availability depends on your Authorize.net account.
If your Authorize.net account supports eCheck/ACH, Measure can route those transactions through the integration.
Yes. Measure separates billing logic from payment processing, so switching processors doesn't mean rebuilding your billing system.
