Client
Save the client, work type, value, owner, and timeline without forcing a long setup first.
Agree the work, collect deposits or milestones, and keep verifiable payment records in one place.
Scope, milestones, payment terms, signature evidence, and receipts stay attached to the same deal record.
Paymarka keeps proposals, signed agreements, payment evidence, receipts, and audit history attached to one structured deal.
The same structure works whether the user is managing a site job, a supply order, a campaign, a consultancy engagement, or an event package.
Save the client, work type, value, owner, and timeline without forcing a long setup first.
Generate structured proposal sections from the deal and let staff review before sending.
Create a template-led agreement from the accepted proposal and payment structure.
Issue the invoice only when the commercial record is ready for payment.
Support Paystack, bank transfer, cash, cheque, and offline confirmation.
Generate receipts and proof records from completed payments.
Paymarka changes the proposal prompts and contract business clauses based on the type of work, while keeping the payment and proof trail consistent.
Paymarka keeps the internal workflow controlled while giving clients only the action they need to take next.
Pipeline, pending actions, active invoices, proof requests, and receipt status stay tied to the same deal.
Paymarka does not take a percentage of your transactions. Paystack processing fees may apply.
Paymarka is built around evidence, review, receipts, and operational auditability, so teams can prove what was agreed, paid, and issued.
Paid access and payment completion are activated by verified payment events, not frontend state.
Important deal states can be frozen so the record does not quietly change after acceptance.
Client actions keep timestamp, actor, method, and audit context attached to the agreement.
Proposal, contract, invoice, payment, receipt, and proof actions write a traceable event history.

Start with one deal. Track the proposal, contract, invoice, payment, receipt, and proof without forcing the client through a heavy process.