Customer story
Bani
How you pay for your ereQa subscription — naira, by card, bank transfer or USSD. Invoice payments go straight to your own account, not through ereQa.
BillingLive
Integrations
Connect your tools
What ereQa connects to today, what each connection does, and what is still on the roadmap. Marked honestly: Live means live.
The line-up
Everything ereQa talks to
Paystack
Accept payments from Nigerian, Ghanaian, Kenyan, and South African customers. Automatic reconciliation with your ereQa invoices.
PaymentsComing Soon
Stripe
Accept global card payments and connect your Stripe dashboard for automatic revenue tracking and reconciliation.
PaymentsComing Soon
M-Pesa
Receive and track M-Pesa payments directly in ereQa. Perfect for Kenyan and Tanzanian businesses.
Mobile MoneyComing Soon
Flutterwave
Multi-currency payment processing across Africa. Accept cards, bank transfers, and mobile money.
PaymentsComing Soon
WhatsApp Business
Send invoices, payment reminders, and receipts directly via WhatsApp. Track delivery and read status.
CommunicationLive
Shopify
Sync your Shopify store with ereQa. Track true profit per product after ad spend, shipping, and platform fees.
E-CommerceComing Soon
WooCommerce
Connect your WooCommerce store for automatic order tracking, revenue calculation, and expense management.
E-CommerceComing Soon
Google Workspace
Import contacts from Google, sync events for payment due dates, and export reports to Google Sheets.
ProductivityComing Soon
Resend
Send professional HTML invoices and payment reminders via email. Track delivery and open rates.
EmailLive
QuickBooks
Import your existing QuickBooks data into ereQa. Seamless migration with zero data loss.
MigrationComing Soon
How it fits together
What is live today, and what each piece does
Collecting payment: Bani
Every invoice and quote carries a public link. When a client opens it they see the invoice and your payment details, pay your account directly, and can tap “I’ve paid”, bank transfer or USSD. Bani confirms the payment to ereQa, the invoice is marked paid and a receipt is issued. Card details never pass through ereQa. Settlement goes to the bank account you register with Bani.
Sending invoices: WhatsApp and email
WhatsApp sharing opens your client’s chat with the invoice summary and the invoice link already in the message; there is nothing to install on either side. Email delivery is handled by Resend, with open and delivery tracking so you can see whether an invoice was received before you chase it. Automatic reminders use the same two channels.
Bank statements
Rather than connecting to your bank, ereQa reads the statements Nigerian banks already give you — PDF or CSV from GTBank, Access, Zenith, First Bank, UBA and the others — and matches the transactions to your invoices and expenses. No bank login is ever requested.
Getting data out
Every plan exports CSV. Starter adds an Excel layout shaped for Nigerian accountants; Pro adds QuickBooks and Sage-compatible exports; Business can schedule a monthly export to your accountant automatically. If your accountant uses something else, the CSV is plain and documented.
What “Coming Soon” means
It means it is on the roadmap and not yet built — not that it is in beta. We list these so you can tell us which matter. Paystack and Flutterwave as invoice-payment options, M-Pesa for Kenyan clients, and Shopify and WooCommerce order sync are the ones most often asked for; QuickBooks import is for businesses switching to ereQa with history to bring.
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