Payments Live Outside the CRM
A rep takes a card number over the phone, keys it into a separate gateway portal, then copies the confirmation back into Salesforce by hand. Every hop is a place for the record to drift from what actually got charged.
Chargent processes payments, recurring billing, and collections natively inside Salesforce. Twopir configures the gateway, workflows, and reconciliation layer around how your team actually gets paid.
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A rep takes a card number over the phone, keys it into a separate gateway portal, then copies the confirmation back into Salesforce by hand. Every hop is a place for the record to drift from what actually got charged.
Subscription and installment billing gets tracked in a side spreadsheet because Salesforce alone can't run the schedule. When the spreadsheet and Salesforce disagree, someone gets billed twice — or not at all.
Finance exports the gateway's transaction log, exports the Salesforce opportunity data, and reconciles the two in Excel. None of it should have needed exporting in the first place.
Card numbers end up pasted into case comments, custom fields, and email threads because there's no sanctioned way to capture them. That's PCI exposure nobody signed up for.
An expired card or a declined ACH transaction sits quietly until a customer calls asking why service was interrupted. Nobody in the org gets a signal until it's already a support ticket.
Chargent is a payment application from AppFrontier that runs natively inside Salesforce. It connects your org to your payment gateway, so cards and ACH payments are taken, scheduled and collected on the Salesforce records your team already works in. For the longer case for keeping payments in the CRM, read why native Chargent payment processing in Salesforce matters.
Chargent writes transactions, refunds, and schedules as standard Salesforce objects, so payment data reports, flows, and automates like everything else in your org.
Chargent connects directly to more than 30 payment gateways out of the box, so the gateway decision doesn't dictate a rebuild.
Card and bank data tokenize at the gateway, never touching Salesforce storage, keeping your PCI DSS footprint where it belongs.
Chargent is a native Salesforce app, not a bolt-on integration, so upgrades, permissions, and security follow Salesforce's own model.
Payment-enable any Salesforce page — Opportunity, Case, custom object — so staff collect payment without leaving the record.
Take card-present and phone payments from a dedicated console built for call center and sales teams.
Schedule and automate subscription, installment, and membership billing directly on the Opportunity or a custom billing object.
Send customers a secure, hosted payment link by email or text instead of taking card details manually.
Tokenize card and bank details at the gateway so sensitive data never lands in a Salesforce field.
Route transactions across multiple gateway accounts to cut processing fees and avoid single-gateway outages.
Retry failed payments and chase past-due balances on a no-code schedule instead of a manual follow-up list.
Refresh expiring card details automatically before a scheduled charge fails.
Let customers and partners pay invoices and view payment history from a self-service portal.
Which plan covers what. Recurring billing, the Payment Console, payment request links, payments on any Salesforce page and card-expiration reminders are in every Chargent plan. Automated Collections, smart payment routing and multi-gateway tokenization need the Growth or Enterprise plan. Chargent runs on Salesforce Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited and Developer editions. Current plan details are in the Chargent documentation from AppFrontier.
Four phases take Chargent from installed package to the way your team actually gets paid. Optimization, support and custom development on an org that already runs Chargent are covered on our Chargent consulting services page.
We map every place money changes hands today — phone, invoice, subscription, portal — against your current Salesforce data model, then flag where PCI exposure or manual reconciliation is happening.
We connect your chosen payment gateway, or migrate from an existing one, configure Chargent's transaction, refund, and schedule objects, and align field mappings to your existing Opportunity and Account structure.
We build the recurring billing schedules, payment request flows, and collections automation your team actually runs, wired into the automation tooling you already use.
We stand up the reporting your finance team needs to close the books from inside Salesforce, then train your admins to own the configuration going forward.
Every transaction, refund, and schedule lives on the Salesforce record it belongs to, so finance stops reconciling two systems by hand.
Payment requests and console transactions close the gap between invoice and deposit, often from days to minutes.
Card data tokenizes at the gateway instead of resting in Salesforce, shrinking your compliance footprint without shrinking functionality.
Automated retries and Account Updater logic catch expiring cards and failed charges before they become churn.
Multi-gateway routing and surcharge automation put processing costs back under your control instead of the gateway's default rate.
Reports run off live Salesforce data instead of a monthly export, so forecasting reflects what's actually been collected.
Recurring revenue stops depending on someone remembering to run the charge.
We configure Chargent's recurring billing against your existing Opportunity or subscription object, set retry and dunning logic for failed charges, and route Account Updater notices before a card lapses. Finance sees a live schedule instead of a spreadsheet promise.
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Invoices get paid without leaving the matter or engagement record.
We wire Chargent's payment request links into the billing workflow so a client can pay a retainer or invoice from an email link, with the transaction posting straight back to the record. No separate portal login, no manual reconciliation between the practice system and the bank statement.
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Donor payments and pledge schedules run on the same platform as the donor record.
We configure one-time and recurring donation processing through Chargent, tie it to your NPSP or Non-Profit Cloud data model, and set up automated giving statements. Development teams get a real-time view of pledge fulfillment instead of a monthly gateway export.
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Technicians collect payment on-site instead of chasing an invoice after the job.
We put Chargent Anywhere on the Work Order or Service Appointment so a technician can take card payment before leaving the property, with the transaction posting to the job record automatically. Dispatch and finance both see the same closed job at the same time.
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Not the other way around — subscriptions, matters, donations, or work orders, whatever object payments need to live on.
Moving live transaction history and active subscriptions off a legacy processor without a billing gap.
Not after an audit flags it.
Not just the payment button.
Not a black box only we can touch.
Most Chargent implementations run 3 to 6 weeks depending on how many payment workflows you're replacing and whether you're migrating from an existing gateway. A single payment-console use case moves faster than a full recurring billing and collections build.
Chargent connects directly to more than 30 payment gateways, including Authorize.net, Stripe, and NMI. We help you choose based on your existing processor relationships, transaction volume, and pricing rather than defaulting to whichever gateway is easiest to configure.
No. Chargent tokenizes card and bank account details at the gateway level, so sensitive payment data never touches Salesforce storage. This typically reduces PCI scope compared to handling card numbers manually across email, spreadsheets, or a separate portal.
Yes. Chargent's recurring billing module automates subscription, installment, and membership schedules directly from Salesforce, including retry logic for failed charges and automated card-expiration alerts through Account Updater.
Most day-to-day configuration — new billing schedules, payment request templates, reporting — can be maintained by a Salesforce admin. We train your team during implementation and scope developer involvement only for custom API work or non-standard gateway logic.
Yes. Chargent is a native Salesforce app that reads and writes standard objects, so it works alongside existing custom objects, flows, and integrations. We map the configuration to your current data model instead of asking you to rebuild around Chargent.
Talk to a Salesforce architect about what a Chargent implementation looks like against your actual billing and collections workflow.