How many tools does it take to move money?
For an IT company working across markets, receiving client payments is only one part of the job.
Money comes in from business clients. Contractors and team members need to be paid. International transfers move through different payment rails. And as operations grow, the finance team needs to keep all of those flows under control.
Codeworx needed a setup that could handle its everyday international payment operations without adding more disconnected tools and providers.
The Challenge
Codeworx needed to manage several payment flows at the same time:
- incoming and outgoing B2B payments;
- SEPA and SWIFT transfers;
- payroll;
- contractor and team member payouts;
- integration with its internal business processes.
The goal wasn’t simply to open another account.
It was to create a payment setup that could become part of the company’s existing operations.
The Solution
PayDo provided Codeworx with a business account and IBAN for receiving and sending B2B payments, together with access to SEPA and SWIFT transfers.
Payroll and contractor payments could be managed within the same setup, reducing the need to maintain separate providers for different payment tasks.
Codeworx also gained access to API integration and a dedicated Account Manager who already knows the company’s business model and payment flows.
One Place for Money Coming In and Going Out
Instead of separating incoming B2B payments, international transfers and contractor payouts across different systems, Codeworx can manage these flows through PayDo.
Receive → Manage → Pay
One setup connects the everyday payment operations behind the business.
For the finance team, that means fewer disconnected processes to manage as projects, clients and contractors change.
API Integration for Payment Operations
Codeworx can connect its PayDo business account with its existing processes through API integration.
This gives the company the option to move payment operations closer to the systems its team already uses instead of treating payments as a completely separate manual workflow.
As the operation grows, the same infrastructure can support more automated payment processes without requiring another provider to be added to the stack.
A Dedicated Account Manager Who Knows the Business
When a payment question appears, Codeworx doesn’t need to explain its business model from the beginning.
The company has a dedicated Account Manager who knows its setup and understands how the business moves money.
That gives the team one point of contact across its PayDo relationship rather than sending every new question into a generic support queue.
Clearer Costs Across the Payment Flow
Codeworx also needed visibility into what its international payment operations cost.
With a clear fee structure, the finance team can understand the cost of its payment flows without discovering additional fees after the transaction.
For an international IT company managing payments in both directions, predictability matters just as much as moving the money itself.
One Payment Setup Built Around the Business
With PayDo, Codeworx brought several parts of its international payment operation together:
Business account + IBAN
For receiving and sending B2B payments
SEPA + SWIFT
For international transfers
Payroll + contractor payouts
For paying the people behind its projects
API integration
For connecting payments with existing business processes
Dedicated Account Manager
For support from someone who already knows the company’s setup
How Many Tools Does It Take to Run Your Payment Flow?
If receiving client payments happens in one place, contractor payouts in another, and international transfers somewhere else, the problem isn’t another missing tool.
It’s the stack.
Bring us your current payment setup and show us where money comes in, where it needs to go and which systems sit in between.
We’ll look at what can be brought together with PayDo.
Bring Us Your Payment Stack