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How AquiferHQ compares to the rest.

A general-purpose CRM can be configured into almost anything, which is why configuring one into an ISO platform takes a year and a consultant. This was an ISO platform on the first day.

AquiferHQBuilt for this
A general-purpose CRMBuilt for everything
Built for
Payments professionals. ISOs, agent offices and the people who write merchant accounts.
General sales teams, in any industry. Payments is something you configure it into.
Statement analysis
Built in. Drop a statement, get the real interchange, assessments and markup back.
Not a concept it has. A separate tool, or a spreadsheet.
Residual splits and payroll
Built in, multi-tier, reconciled against the processor statement.
Custom objects and a consultant, or a spreadsheet beside it.
Interchange audit
Built in. Every transaction recomputed against what the processor billed.
Nothing in the product understands interchange.
Payment routing
Built in. The Payment Orchestrator routes, fails over and recovers declines.
Not a CRM function. A separate vendor.
White-label
Your logo, your colors, your own domain. Your agents never see our name.
Your logo in a corner. The product underneath stays theirs.
What you pay for
No per-transaction fee, no cut of your residual.
Seats, plus the add-ons the payments work actually needs.

Built by people who have spent their careers in merchant services. Not engineers guessing at what an ISO needs, and not a payments module someone bolted onto a general sales tool. The people running AquiferHQ have been in this industry for 25 years and more.

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Switching

Already on something else?

Most people we talk to are coming off a generic CRM, a processor's own portal, or a folder of spreadsheets. Moving is the part they dread, so we made it the part you do not have to think about.

We move your book. You keep working.

Leads, merchants, residual history and your agent hierarchy come across as records, not as a CSV you re-type.

Step one

Send us what you have. An export, a backup, or the spreadsheets themselves, in whatever shape they are in.

Step two

We map it to your org tree, your splits and your Schedule A structure, and show you the result before anything is live.

Step three

You approve it and start working. Your old system stays where it is until you are ready to turn it off.

Run your ISO under your own name.