Terms Due vs Shopify's built-in payment terms

Terms Due does not replace Shopify's payment terms. It sits on top of them. Here is what each one does.

Side by side

Shopify B2B on its ownShopify B2B with Terms Due
Net 7 to Net 90, due on fulfilment, fixed dateYesYes, uses Shopify's terms
Vaulted cards at checkoutYesYes, uses Shopify's vault
Payment reminder emailYesScheduled sequence before and after the due date
Text message remindersNoYes
Credit limit checked at checkoutNoYes
Block orders from overdue accountsManualAutomatic
Charge saved card on the due dateManual or via your own automationAutomatic, with notice and retries
Aging reportNoYes
Monthly statements and a pay-now pageNoYes
UK statutory interest and compensationNoYes

Based on Shopify's published B2B features as of September 2026. Shopify adds features regularly, so check its help centre for the latest.

When Shopify on its own is enough

If you have a few trade buyers who always pay on time, Shopify's payment terms and its reminder email may be all you need.

Once you have more accounts than you can keep in your head, or one buyer has already cost you money, the missing pieces are limits, holds and a reliable collection routine. That is what Terms Due adds.

Questions

Do I have to change how I set up companies in Shopify?

No. Keep managing companies, catalogs and payment terms in Shopify. Terms Due reads them.

Stop chasing wholesale invoices by hand

Install Terms Due, set a credit limit for each buyer and let the app hold, remind and collect.

Install on Shopify