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Abtrac Times : June Issue
This is the place for Abtrac clients to stay up to date with the latest features, news and insights.
Jen O'Leary
Client Support and Licensing
Hello,
In this issue of Abtrac Times, we’re excited to introduce online credit card payments with Stripe – making it easier than ever to get paid, faster.
You’re also invited to our next live learning webinar – packed with tips and tricks to help you get more from your Abtrac subscription. (Next week on Thursday 12th June, see your invitation and sign up below.)
Plus, get to know Ebin from our support team in this month’s quick Q&A.
Jen
Learn with Abtrac: 30-Minute Live Webinar
In our June session, we covered:
Getting paid faster with Abtrac eInvoicing for B2B and Stripe for B2C
Syncing Abtrac schedules with Outlook
An exclusive sneak peek at our upcoming AI Assistant
This June Session Has Ended — But More Are Coming Soon!
Keep an eye on your AbtracOnline notifications for details about our next live session.
We regularly host short, practical webinars to help you get even more from your Abtrac subscription.
In the meantime, feel free to browse our Knowledge Base for more helpful tips and how-tos.
ONLINE INVOICE PAYMENTS
Modernise Your Invoicing with Abtrac + Stripe
We’ve partnered with Stripe to bring you a new feature: online invoice payments directly through Abtrac.
With this integration, your clients can pay invoices quickly and securely using a range of popular payment methods—including Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
That means faster payments for you, and a better experience for your clients. Your clients can view and pay straight from their browser—no downloads or logins required.
Setting up online payments is simple. Follow our step-by-step guide to connect your Stripe account and start sending invoices with integrated payment options.
Meet our Team
Get to know our Analyst Programmer & Software Developer
Ebin Tom
Where are you from?
I’m from a southern state in India called Kerala.
What did you want to be when you were younger?
It varied from time to time, but mostly, I wanted to be the driver of the largest vehicle I could lay my eyes on. First, I wanted to be a bus driver—until I got on a big boat. Then, for the next couple of years, I wanted to be a boat "driver".
Imagine my astonishment when I found out that drivers had to stop whenever the conductor signaled them (an Indian phenomenon) and couldn’t just drive wherever they wanted!
What led you to work in this field?
Being interested in computer science was the only way I could convince my parents to get me a laptop—just so I could play all the cool games. (Kids are so lucky these days!)
How would you describe your job and its responsibilities to small children?
Imagine a world full of toys, where the parent toys go to work. I help the parent toys by writing magic spells to help them finish their work faster, and I fix the spells if something goes wrong.
Do you prefer waking up early in the morning or staying up late?
I prefer staying up late and loathe the person who invented the alarm clock (I presume they were the child of a school teacher).
If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
The superpower to fill my timesheets ‘on time’.
If you were to write a memoir about your life, what would you title it?
Why always me?
List three items on your bucket list
- Make a bucket list
- Make a bucket list
- Make a bucket list
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Ebin Tom
Analyst Programmer & Software Developer