Fattmerchant announces strategic investment in Fusebill

By Pavithra R

Integrated payment technology provider Fattmerchant has announced strategic investment in Fusebill, an agile cloud-based subscription billing and payments platform.

Founded in 2011, Fusebill is an enterprise-class subscription billing and management platform used by leading companies worldwide. Its flexible commerce engine empowers clients through powerful revenue recognition capabilities, as well as the automation of payments and recurring, tier, consumption-based, and other billing models.

Fusebill simplifies subscription billing management and enables businesses with the agility to capitalize on new product opportunities, maintain a competitive edge, and focus on business growth. Fusebill offers integrations with leading customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to streamline revenue recognition and accounting.

“Fusebill has an impressive record as a frontrunner in billing solutions for small and midsize enterprises. This exciting partnership brings international expansion to Fattmerchant, along with enhanced features for revenue reconciliation, deeper subscription billing, and an API-first approach,” said Suneera Madhani, CEO and founder of Fattmerchant.

Founded in 2014, Fattmerchant is a payment technology company that revolutionizes the payment processing experience for business owners through real-time data analytics, transparent subscription pricing, and customer service. The firm provides independent software vendors (ISVs) the ability to integrate payments into their product offerings and operate as a payment facilitator.

The partnership between the companies is expected to create powerhouse software capabilities in automated subscription billing and payments.

“This opportunity is a perfect fit for Fusebill as an avenue to fuel our growth in integrated payments. Both companies will have access to a larger pool of ISVs and be able to serve both customer groups with a more robust toolset,” said  Tyler Eyamie, CEO of Fusebill.