game-changer feature SQUARE CONNECT just like STRIPE

game-changer feature SQUARE CONNECT just like STRIPE

I would like to suggest a new feature for Square to consider adding to your payroll services. 

 

 

I would like to propose that Square create a "Connect" account similar to Stripe's platform that simplifies payouts and makes it free.

 

This feature would redefine payroll and allow businesses to issue earnings to contractors IMMEDIATELY, just like how Stripe's Connect feature operates. By offering this feature, Square can provide a solution for businesses to easily and efficiently send money to contractors, without any additional charges. Additionally, users can customize 1099s at the end of the year.

 

I believe this feature would be a game-changer and provide significant benefits to businesses that use Square's payroll service. Currently, payroll fees and sending payroll costs can be expensive, and it takes up to a week to send payments. By introducing this feature, Square can differentiate itself from its competitors and offer a more cost-effective and efficient payroll solution.

 

 

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I do believe that Square does have an instant payout feature where you can pay your contractors.  There’s a few steps that you have to do to set it up but I’ll include the link below and you can check it out and see if it’s a feature that could benefit you and your business.  Hope it helps 🙂

 

https://squareup.com/help/us/en/article/6917-square-payroll-pay-your-team-faster-using-your-square-b...

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I appreciate the input and resources you have provided @Stacelyn24

 

Hi @Dandiesbarbers1 , unfortunately, your request does not meet our feature request guidelines. Your request has been “closed” because it includes multiple requests within one submission. These need to be extracted into separate requests so we can properly categorize them with our product teams.

 

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