Sign the engagement. Set up the payment. One sitting.
Adfin combines the direct debit mandate with your letter of engagement. The client signs the mandate, payments are ready to go

How it works
Sign, then pay
Your client opens the letter and clicks review and sign. Once they've signed, they're prompted to set up the direct debit: business account name, sort code, and confirmation of the mandate terms. The direct debit goes active, and they can approve the engagement straight after.
Set your defaults
Choose whether direct debit is mandatory, optional, or not offered when you send a letter of engagement. Set it once in your Engager settings and it applies to everything you send from then on. Need something different for one client? Override it on that letter without touching the default.
See every status
Every direct debit moves through a clear set of stages: awaiting acceptance, accepted and activating, then active. If a client cancels, that shows too. Check it all from the Adfin Payments section, or filter your client list to see where things stand.
Everything stays in Engager
Mandatory mode
The client can't approve the engagement until the mandate is signed.
Per-letter override
Set a default, then change it for the client who needs different treatment.
Ad hoc requests
Send a mandate request on its own, without a letter of engagement.
Cancel from the client record
No switching tools to end a mandate.
Status filters
Filter your client list by direct debit status. See who's outstanding at a glance.
Name formatting
Choose how client names carry into Adfin, with or without the trading name.
Every payment method
Direct debit for the recurring fees. Card, open banking and bank transfer for everything else.
Chasing if it slips
Failed collections and unpaid extras get chased by email, SMS and WhatsApp, from your domain.





