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LeadSimple has teamed up with Enterprise Bank & Trust to help you invest in streamlining your operations and scaling your growth for FREE. 🎉
LeadSimple has teamed up with Enterprise Bank & Trust to help you invest in streamlining your operations and scaling your growth for free.
This means you can now get LeadSimple Operations for FREE by using your Enterprise Bank analysis credits to pay for your LeadSimple monthly subscription and consulting services! 🎉
Management of your LeadSimple account’s billing will be switched over to Enterprise Bank & Trust and they will manage applying your credits to your subscription every month. It’s as simple as that!
To take advantage of this benefit, simply schedule a call with us here. There's never been a better time to streamline your operations and scale your growth!
There are some restrictions and limitations on who has access to this benefit, outlined below.
Part of an Enterprise or Franchise? Note that use of credits towards monthly subscriptions is not available for LeadSimple Enterprise or Franchise accounts. However, you can use your credits to pay for LeadSimple consulting services as that is scoped on a per-project basis.
Here's the list of Enterprises which do not support using credits towards monthly subscriptions:
If unsure whether your LeadSimple account is part of one of the above enterprises, reach out to support@leadsimple.com.
Note also that this benefit and banking with Enterprise Bank & Trust is not available in all US states. The states where this benefit is available are:
If you have any questions about using Enterprise Bank & Trust credits, contact Allison Disarro at Enterprise Bank at: adisarro@enterprisebank.com.
You have a separate set of statements called Analysis Statement, and it is essentially just a roll up of all of the transactions and average balances. And that calculates the credits earned as well as what the credits have been applied to. If you did not use your credits prior to that month, anything that is rolled over from the prior months will roll over onto that credit statement as well.
Month to month, they do not. But at the end of the year, usually from mid-November, Allison will send out an email letting everyone know when the cutoff date is. That cutoff date is usually mid January, to ensure that all the credits from the year are reflected.
Enterprise Bank asks for the all of the invoices due by that date.
Enterprise Bank will pay the bill in full. After that, you have two options:
Note that the default is to charge at years end. Let Enterprise Bank know if you want to change it to monthly.
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