Business accounts
Useful work. Clear payment terms.
Qualifying business customers can request invoice terms for agreed Bibbs Technology products and services. Discuss the purchase, payment schedule, and reporting availability before committing.
Agree on the purchase
Tell us what you need and which business is buying. We define the scope, price, and finished result before work starts.
Request payment terms
Available term options can include Net 7, 15, 30, 45, 60, 90, or 120 days, subject to approval for the specific account and purchase.
The signed terms and invoice establish the actual due date. Longer terms are considered individually.
Ask about D&B reporting
Eligible business accounts can be considered for commercial payment reporting to Dun & Bradstreet.
We confirm account eligibility, activation, and reporting timing during onboarding. Ask for that confirmation before relying on a purchase for reporting.
Eligible reporting may include both timely and late payments. Reporting does not guarantee a score, credit limit, financing approval, or a particular result.
Questions before you buy.
What does Net 30 mean?
The invoice is due 30 calendar days after the invoice date, under the agreed terms. The same approach applies to the other approved term lengths.
Is every business approved for every term?
No. Payment terms are approved for the account and purchase. The written agreement sets out the term you receive.
Can I buy a guaranteed credit result?
No. You are purchasing a real product or service. Any eligible payment reporting reflects the actual account history; credit outcomes are determined outside Bibbs Technology.
What if my account information is wrong?
Contact us with your business name, account number if known, and the entry you want reviewed. We will investigate the source records and address errors. Read the Business Account Privacy Notice for information handling and privacy requests.
Ask before you place the order.
Tell us your business name, the service you need, and the payment terms you would like to discuss.
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