This is an article that appeared on Business Weekly in December. You can find the page here http://bit.ly/gI1cQI. Thanks to http://www.businessweekly.co.uk for publishing it.
Littleport Company Expanding
Direct debit processing company, Eazipay Ltd, based in Littleport, Cambridgeshire is poised to finish 2010 on a high note having experienced significant business growth in the last two years.
Despite increasingly difficult market conditions, Eazipay, one of the fastest growing direct debit bureaux in the country, has seen its turnover increase in the last two years.
In the same period the company’s customer base has grown by 72 per cent together with a 48 per cent increase in the volume of direct debit transactions processed by the company.
Luisa Grey, Eazipay’s director said: “When times are tough the significance of managing your cashflow is of paramount importance and companies which collect regular payments by direct debit can manage their cashflow much more easily than companies that collect payments by other means.
“It doesn’t matter if you collect dozens of payments each month or just one payment a year, direct ddebit means that business owners know exactly what money is coming in and when. That knowledge can make the difference between survival and failure.”
It isn’t just customer activity that has been on the increase, Eazipay’s staff numbers have more than doubled in the last two years from nine in 2008 to 20 in 2010 forcing the company to have three major office expansions to accommodate new staff.
The company is a leading BACS approved, Commercial Bureau, with over 20 years experience in the provision of direct debiting services. It is currently providing regular direct ddebit services to more than 600 companies in a wide range of market sectors throughout the UK, Europe and beyond.
In 2011 it plans to launch a new online software system, which it believes will revolutionise the way direct debit collections can be processed on behalf of its clients.
In the same period the company’s customer base has grown by 72 per cent together with a 48 per cent increase in the volume of direct debit transactions processed by the company.
Luisa Grey, Eazipay’s director said: “When times are tough the significance of managing your cashflow is of paramount importance and companies which collect regular payments by direct debit can manage their cashflow much more easily than companies that collect payments by other means.
“It doesn’t matter if you collect dozens of payments each month or just one payment a year, direct ddebit means that business owners know exactly what money is coming in and when. That knowledge can make the difference between survival and failure.”
It isn’t just customer activity that has been on the increase, Eazipay’s staff numbers have more than doubled in the last two years from nine in 2008 to 20 in 2010 forcing the company to have three major office expansions to accommodate new staff.
The company is a leading BACS approved, Commercial Bureau, with over 20 years experience in the provision of direct debiting services. It is currently providing regular direct ddebit services to more than 600 companies in a wide range of market sectors throughout the UK, Europe and beyond.
In 2011 it plans to launch a new online software system, which it believes will revolutionise the way direct debit collections can be processed on behalf of its clients.
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