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If Michael Scott can do it, so can you. 🎨 Head to Invoicing > Invoice Settings to customize your invoices with your company’s logo and preferred color scheme. *Available with our advance paid plan.

Yesterday we launched Mercury Invoicing. Creating, sending, and tracking an invoice is now even easier. Here’s everything you can do ⤵️ - Generate custom invoices in minutes - See the status of all your invoices in one place - Choose to enable payment by credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, wires, ACH transfers, and coming soon, ACH debit - Make your invoice recurring and at your chosen frequency - Remind your customers to pay in one click - Simplify reconciliation with automatic invoice and payment matching *Note that recurring invoices and invoice branding are only available on our advanced paid plans.

Packed house for the AI in BioTech Panel tonight in Pilot.com’s HQ. Huge shout out to our sponsors and partners Allan Dajano & Jason Diehl from TriNet and Mercury. Also, want to thank our distinguished panel members Armen Vidian, David Schuster. Can’t thank Ben Kromnick enough for, not only being a sponsor, but our extremely knowledgeable moderator.

As a beta tester of this invoicing I was hella happy to have invoicing and my finances all in one place rather than separated. I continue to be a happy customer across personal and business of Mercury. Well done folks!

This is huge – Mercury just launched recurring invoices 🤯 Need to bill your Enterprise customers on a monthly basis but don't want to pay the 3% Stripe fee? Mercury makes that possible – excited to start using it at Dub.co 🤩 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/d_Gnu7Vj

The wait is over – Mercury Invoicing is here. You can now create and send professional invoices, get paid the way you want, and keep track of who owes you what — all from your Mercury account. 🪄 See the magic at mercury.com/invoicing

It's startup story time. 🗣️ Today, we're breaking down the story of Carolynn Levy, and how she invented the SAFE at Y Combinator 👇

Startups to watch this month with Investor Connect ⚡️ → Founded by Tyce Herrman, Ulama unblocks building permitting bottlenecks through automated code compliance analysis. Now accepting applicants for their private alpha, they have signed five pilot agreements. → Founded by Carley Lake and Tanya Dastyar, Lucky Sweater is the community platform that makes it easy and fun for people with shared passions to trade their favorite things together. More than 30,000+ items have been exchanged on the platform, and their current investors include Precursor Ventures, Amasia Ventures, Keiki Capital and more. → Co-founded by Sat Ramphal, Maya AI is a verticalized workflow platform for regulatory teams that need to submit regulatory reports to state and federal agencies, without the need of an RPA/Process developer. Their current investors include Right Side Capital, Techstars, Nurture Ventures, and more.

Congratulations to Aerodome, DolarApp, Modal, who are just a few of the Mercury customers featured in The Generalist Future 50. This list highlights the world's highest potential startups valued at or under $200 million. 🌟 Companies on the list span 11 countries and multiple industries, including AI, fintech, SaaS, crypto, and healthcare. Another fun fact: the smallest team on the list has 8 employees, whilst the largest? 389. If you’re a VC, angel, or operator looking for the world's most promising startups before they become well-known – you’re going to want to check out the full list. Get access at the link in our comments. 👇