PayPal
Order capture, refund handling, reconciliation export.
Read the specThe CFO / Finance Lead approves the spend and underwrites the migration risk. The buying question is the total cost of ownership, the integration cost, and the migration risk from current tooling. Sustain360 answers with tier-based pricing, scoped onboarding fees, structured migration paths from spreadsheets and legacy DMS tooling, and clear integration scoping before contract.
The CFO opens the proposal: tier fee, integration scope, migration scope, onboarding fee, contract term. The order ledger drops directly into the existing accounting tool via CSV export; PayPal reconciliation runs against the same ledger. Quarterly business reviews on Aggregator Enterprise use the rollup as the agenda.
A side-by-side view of the legacy / manual way of working against the Sustain360 way — with concrete, illustrative numbers from typical customer-development scenarios.
| Metric | Manual / legacy | With Sustain360 | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| TCO over 3 years | Baseline (spreadsheets + labour) | −25% to −35% (illustrative) | ≈ −30% |
| Reconciliation hours per month | 80 h | 12 h | ≈ −85% |
| Multi-channel revenue visibility | Per-channel ledgers | Single ledger, multi-VAT | Unified |
| Migration cost from spreadsheets / legacy DMS | 6+ months planning | 4–6 weeks supported migration | ≈ −75% |
| Trial / pilot path | 12-month lock-in | Single-yard pilot, no commitment | Flexible |
| Currency + payment method support | Per-market bolt-ons | Native EUR + GBP, PayPal + cards | Native |
Illustrative — based on customer-development scenarios in the dismantling, salvage, and parts-resale industry. Real outcomes vary by yard size, workflow maturity, and integration scope. Reference contacts available on request.
Five to seven concrete pains this role lives with today, paired with the specific Sustain360 outcome that removes each one.
| Pain today | With Sustain360 |
|---|---|
| TCO is a black box across platform, integrations, and migration. | Tier fee plus scoped integration and migration fees — quoted before contract. |
| Migration risk from spreadsheets feels unbounded. | Structured migration tooling imports vehicles, parts, customers, and recent orders. |
| Multi-market billing is a reconciliation problem. | Single agreed billing currency per master agreement on Aggregator Enterprise. |
| VAT export is rebuilt every period. | VAT-aware export per market — FI EUR rules, UK GBP rules. |
| Cancellation feels like data lock-in. | Full audit-grade export on cancellation — vehicles, parts, orders, audit events. |
“Scoped onboarding fee, clear contract term, real exit path. The procurement review took thirty minutes.”
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