Component Guide
A handy guide to all of the panels and blocks that are available on the Access PaySuite website for constructing pages. Happy editing! 🎉
A handy guide to all of the panels and blocks that are available on the Access PaySuite website for constructing pages. Happy editing! 🎉
Access Paysuite’s cloud-based software delivers seamless, secure & affordable payment solutions to fitness business giving you the freedom to focus on growing your business, while we take care of the payments.
Access Paysuite’s cloud-based software delivers seamless, secure & affordable payment solutions to fitness business giving you the freedom to focus on growing your business, while we take care of the payments.
Access Paysuite’s cloud-based software delivers seamless, secure & affordable payment solutions to fitness business giving you the freedom to focus on growing your business, while we take care of the payments.
Access Paysuite’s cloud-based software delivers seamless, secure & affordable payment solutions to fitness business giving you the freedom to focus on growing your business, while we take care of the payments.
Welcome to the handy guide to all of the panels and blocks that are available across the Access PaySuite website.
When constructing a new page, a number of different reusable panel types are available for use...
The Content Panel is the most commonly used panel, allowing the choice of one or two column blocks of content using a number of different repeatable block types. These block types are explained in detail below.
The accordion component lets users show and hide sections of related content on a page. It's great for FAQs, or any lengthy sections of text in a question and answer format.
Simply click on the question and the answer is revealed underneath.
No! Use as many as needed.
Yes! Simply tick the "Add numbers" option to display numbers alongside the questions.
The Embed Block is useful for embedding third-party Javascript snippets anywhere on a page. Simply paste the code provided into the Embed Code field and that's it! There is no example shown here as there are endless possibilities to what can be embedded.
This is an example feature with an icon
This is an example feature with an icon
This is an example feature with an icon
This is an example feature with an icon
Height of the Burj Khalifa in feet
Length of the Golden Gate Bridge in metres
Seats at Wembley Stadium
Much like the Embed block, the Iframe block allows an embed of another website but via an iframe. Not intended for use with videos (see Video Block below for more info).
The Image Block is useful for adding a single image to the page.
It can also be used alongside another block type, as shown in this example of a Text Block accompanied by an Image Block. It is also possible to choose from three different mask styles to appear above the image.
The Images Block allows images to be linked to other pages/content. It can also be displayed as a slider instead of a grid layout.
Embed a Google Map with an optional marker in the centre.
The map location is calculated via latitude and longitude. The map zoom level can also be customised.
The Marketo Form Block allows a Marketo form to be embedded within the page. The block takes a Marketo Program Name, Form ID and after submission can display a message or redirect to another page.
The Resource Block allows the selection of an existing resource/download to be displayed.
This is a signpost block. You can add up to three items here.
You can optionally add a description to each item and up to two links.
Signposts can also be displayed as a carousel and you can also use icons!
The Text Block does exactly what it says on the tin. A simple rich text editor allowing for formatted text, lists, tables etc. Particularly useful in combination with other blocks in a two column layout. Text Blocks allow the creation of following elements...
Paragraph text (this is the default text style if nothing is selected within 'Formats'). Financial economics is the branch of economics that studies the interrelation of financial variables, such as prices, interest rates and shares, as opposed to goods and services. Financial economics concentrates on influences of real economic variables on financial ones. In contrast to pure finance, it centres on pricing and managing risk management in the financial markets, and thus produces many commonly employed financial models.
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This is an example of a Titled CTA (Call To Action) Block. It's useful for creating an impactful link to guide users to another page.
The Tabbed Content Panel is the very similar to the Content Panel, allowing the choice of one or two column blocks of content using a number of different repeatable block types. The difference here is that multiple blocks can be contained within a tabbed layout, as per the example below...
Financial economics is the branch of economics that studies the interrelation of financial variables, such as prices, interest rates and shares, as opposed to goods and services. Financial economics concentrates on influences of real economic variables on financial ones. In contrast to pure finance, it centres on pricing and managing risk management in the financial markets, and thus produces many commonly employed financial models.
Financial economics is the branch of economics that studies the interrelation of financial variables, such as prices, interest rates and shares, as opposed to goods and services. Financial economics concentrates on influences of real economic variables on financial ones. In contrast to pure finance, it centres on pricing and managing risk management in the financial markets, and thus produces many commonly employed financial models.
This is an example of a Box Content Panel. Essentially it's the same as a Content Panel but neatly surrounded by a box with a shadow. It can also have decorative boxes surrounding it much like this example.
We have 3 possible plans which you can choose depending on your business size and needs.
Paysuite’s software is priced on a transaction volume basis. So the more transactions you have, the less you’ll pay per transaction.
On the Ignite Plan where you have 5-20 transactions per month as a business we charge from £0.50 per transaction.
On the Evolve Plan where you have between 1 – 50,000 transactions per month as a business we charge from £0.18 per transaction.
On the Accelerate Plan where you have between 1 – 50,000 transactions per month as a business we charge from £0.04 per transaction. However you do need your own SUN to use this particular plan
We also charge a £40 per month management fee.
Prices may vary depending on whether you have your own SUN and the level of customer support you choose.
We can also offer custom pricing packages to suit your volumes if your requirements exceed the Accelerate plan.
Taking payments by Direct Debit is cheap, quick, and efficient and it helps with your cashflow forecasting, which is especially good for small businesses where every pound counts.
We have 3 pricing plans and you can choose the level of support you want from our team. Meaning we are a cost-effective solution for businesses of all sizes – big and small.
Generally speaking if you have 100 transactions a month, on our Evolve Plan you can expect to pay from £0.35 per transaction and £40 management fee per month.
When comparing online payments solutions one size doesn't fit all and it's important to compare features and prices to find the right solution for you.
PaySuite can often work out cost-effective for business with high transaction value as we charge on a transaction volume basis, not value, unlike some other brands in the market.
Generally speaking if you have 50,000 transactions a month, on our Accelerate Plan you can pay as little as £0.04p per transaction + £40 management fee per month.
When comparing online payments solutions one size doesn't fit all and it's important to compare features and prices to find the right solution for you.
No, all onboarding and integration costs are free. For ongoing support, you can choose a plan that suits the level of service you would like from our expert team.
Of course! We'd love to show you our payments solutions and answers any of your questions. Book a demo with our friendly team now.
There are many things you should consider when comparing payment software. Price of course is a factor, but so are product features, customer service, reviews, and accreditations. Do your due diligence when comparing the various providers to make sure you are comparing like-for-like and to make sure you're getting the best bang for your buck.
Access PaySuite allows you to seamlessly integrate in no time. Our market-leading API means you can integrate your Direct Debit payments to your business software, CRM, ERP, accounting system, and more.
Good question. We have a handy guide that compares pricing and features of other Direct Debit software providers in the UK to keep you informed.
We are always on hand to offer advice and answer your questions. You can get in touch using on our online chat or contact us to speak to one of our friendly team today.