YayPay is now Quadient AR
September 29, 2026
Short answer: YayPay, the leading accounts receivable automation platform, is now part of Quadient. The new name of the solution is Quadient Accounts Receivable, or Quadient AR. Quadient acquired YayPay in 2020 as the company is accelerating its accounting automation offer, bringing YayPay leading automation platform closer to accounts payable automation, cash dashboard features, and e-invoicing capabilities.
YayPay customers can still use the platform and access support in the same way they used to. If you're interested in YayPay, you should instead now look at Quadient AR.
If you've been searching for YayPay, this article will help you find the current product and understand its history.
A brief history of YayPay
YayPay was founded in 2015 as an accounts receivable automation platform.
It was originally designed to help finance teams automate and manage key accounts receivable processes. The product included, from the start, predictive analytics of receivables, automated credit assessment, dispute resolution features, clear dashboards, and a self-service portal for customer payments.
When Quadient acquired YayPay
Quadient announced its acquisition of YayPay on July 29, 2020.
The product was renamed Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay, effective November 7, 2022, marking the first stage of integrating YayPay into the Quadient brand, before being renamed Quadient Accounts Receivable. At the time, Quadient described the change as a rebrand rather than a product change, but as new features and functionalities arrived, coupled with better implementation into a larger automation offering, Quadient Accounts Receivable is now a much more powerful offer.

YayPay's move to Quadient AR
Today, YayPay operates as Quadient AR.
You may also see references to Quadient AR by YayPay, YayPay by Quadient, or Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay. These names refer to the same platform at different stages of its integration into Quadient.
Quadient AR is the continuation of the YayPay platform. Existing customers can continue using the platform.

What changed and what stayed the same
For existing customers, the most visible immediate change was the branding. The underlying platform and support remained in place, while its core accounts receivable capabilities continued under Quadient AR.

Topic | What changed or stayed the same |
Product name | YayPay became Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay, and is now Quadient AR |
Core platform | The underlying AR automation platform continued |
Customer support | Support continued through the transition |
AR capabilities | Credit management, collections, dispute management, customer payments, and cash application continued and expanded |
For customers, the rebrand did not require a move to a different AR platform. The same core workflows remained in place, while the product became part of Quadient’s broader financial automation portfolio. This also gave customers access to the resources and support available through Quadient.
Finding and logging into your account today
If you searched for a YayPay login, you can access your account through the Quadient Suite or your ERP.
If you have trouble accessing your account or need help with an existing installation, visit Quadient support.
If an old bookmark or login route no longer works, Quadient support can help you find the correct access point.

YayPay's official website and domain today
If you are searching for the YayPay official website, you may still come across the old yaypay.com domain.
That domain now redirects visitors to the current Quadient AR product page.
For current product information, use quadient.com rather than older YayPay URLs or bookmarks.
You may also want to update any internal documentation or saved links that still point colleagues to yaypay.com.
Evaluating Quadient AR today
Some review sites, software directories, and older comparison articles still use the YayPay name. You may also see listings such as "Quadient (YayPay)" or references to Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay.
Those references point to the same product. For the most current information on capabilities, integrations, and support, search for Quadient AR.
Older reviews and comparison pages may still use YayPay or Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay, so the product name alone does not necessarily mean the information is about a different platform. When comparing options, check when the content was published and use current Quadient AR information for the latest product details, integrations, and support options.
Is Quadient AR a YayPay alternative?
If you are looking for a YayPay alternative because you believe YayPay was discontinued, you don't need to move to another system just because of the name change.
Businesses comparing accounts receivable software can still evaluate different platforms based on their requirements. In that case, compare Quadient AR under its current name rather than treating it as separate from YayPay.
Pricing and requesting a demo
Quadient AR pricing is quote-based and can vary depending on the size of the organization and the complexity of its accounts receivable processes. Because pricing depends on your requirements, there is not a single standard YayPay pricing figure that applies to every business. A demo or conversation with Quadient can help determine the appropriate configuration and pricing for your organization.
If you previously searched for YayPay pricing, the best way to get current information is to contact Quadient directly.
If you're looking for a YayPay demo, you can request a demo of Quadient AR to see the current platform and discuss your requirements with the Quadient team.
Integrations including NetSuite and API access
If you're checking compatibility with your ERP system, Quadient AR integrates with platforms including NetSuite, Salesforce, SAP, Sage X3, Sage Intacct, Microsoft Dynamics, QuickBooks, Acumatica, Xero, and Zuora.
If you previously used a YayPay NetSuite integration or are investigating YayPay API capabilities, look for current integration information under Quadient AR.
See the Quadient AR integrations page for more information.
Getting started with Quadient Accounts Receivable

The transition from YayPay to Quadient AR is complete. Its core accounts receivable capabilities and customer support carried through the rebrand, and the platform continues to develop within Quadient.
If you are evaluating Quadient accounts receivable for your business, visit the Quadient AR product page to explore the platform and request a demo.
If you are already a customer and need help accessing or using your account, visit Quadient support.
Frequently asked questions
YayPay is the former name of the accounts receivable automation platform now known as Quadient AR. YayPay was founded in 2015 and was acquired by Quadient in 2020.
The platform helps businesses manage accounts receivable processes, including credit, collections, disputes, customer payments, and cash application. Collections workflows can also support automated dunning notices and a more consistent collections cadence.
YayPay was acquired by Quadient in 2020. Today, the accounts receivable automation product formerly known as YayPay is offered as Quadient AR.
Quadient announced its acquisition of YayPay on July 29, 2020. The product was later renamed Quadient Accounts Receivable by YayPay in 2022 and is now known as Quadient AR.
The former yaypay.com website now redirects to the current Quadient AR page. Businesses looking for current YayPay product information should use quadient.com.
Existing customers can access their account through the Quadient Suite interface or via their ERP. If you have trouble accessing your account, contact Quadient support.
Yes. Quadient AR integrates with NetSuite as well as a range of other ERP, CRM, and accounting platforms. Businesses looking for older YayPay NetSuite or API information can find current integration details on the Quadient AR integrations page.
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