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Tom coaches basketball on weekday evenings and personal training on Saturday mornings. Sessions are an hour. Payment admin was eating another.
I
Parent asks if they can e-transfer for the month's sessions. Athlete forgot cash. Corporate client needs an invoice for their finance team.
Tom tracks drills in his head. Payment types across four clients he tracks nowhere.
II
Some pay per session. Some pay monthly. Some pay late and Tom doesn't want to nag before the next workout.
He coaches because he's good with people. Chasing money makes him someone else.
III
Tap a card after a session. Invoice a monthly package in seconds. Every athlete, every payment, one list.
Tom closes the session when they leave. Not when the e-transfer finally arrives.
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A week with Morgan →
Follow Marcus through Monday to Sunday — invoices, tap-to-pay, expenses, and Friday reconciliation.
How Morgan started →
Marcus, Elena, Dave, and the gap between how solo businesses work and how payment software expects them to.
Marcus's week in the Civic →
Four lessons before lunch, six outstanding payments by Friday, and the last five minutes of every lesson.
