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Create Lolly Payment One Links

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Create Lolly Payment One Links

Set up secure payment URLs for client transactions.

One Links allow your firm to collect online payments easily by sharing a secure payment URL with clients. This can be used in email signatures, on your website, or via a Pay now button. OneLinks enable fast payments without requiring an invoice first. Let's look at the steps:

Step 1: Go to Settings

Navigate to the Settings section in your Lolly Payments dashboard.

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Step 2: Open Lolly Payments

Select Lolly Payments from the available settings options.

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Step 3: Add a New One Link

Click Add New to start creating a new One Link payment URL.

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Step 4: Configure One Link Details

Select the destination bank account, set your notification preferences, and choose whether to set a fixed payment amount or allow the payer to enter any amount.

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Many firms create separate OneLinks for different offices, payment types, or workflows to keep payments organized and easier to track.

Step 5: Copy and Share the One Link

After creating the OneLink, copy the generated URL and place it wherever clients need to make a payment, such as in emails or on your website.

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Step 6: Client Makes a Payment

When clients open the OneLink, they are directed to a secure payment page to enter their payment information and submit it online.

Step 7: Reconcile OneLink Payments

To reconcile received payments, go to Billing, then Lolly Payments, and finally the One Link Payments tab.

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Step 8: Review and Link Payments

Review payment details and link each payment to the appropriate client matter or invoice as needed.

OneLinks are an alternative to standard invoice payments and payment plans, allowing your firm to collect funds before an invoice or specific charge is created.

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