2 Integrations with Simpla
View a list of Simpla integrations and software that integrates with Simpla below. Compare the best Simpla integrations as well as features, ratings, user reviews, and pricing of software that integrates with Simpla. Here are the current Simpla integrations in 2026:
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bill_line
bill_line
bill_line is a SaaS payment orchestration platform for payment service providers, fintech companies, banks, marketplaces, and businesses operating in payments. It connects payment methods and acquiring providers through one infrastructure layer and helps teams manage transaction flows with configurable routing, cascading, provider failover, retries, customized checkout, recurring payments, payouts, settlement reconciliation, and reporting. Its white-label capabilities let partners configure payment products and customer interfaces around their own brand and requirements. A dashboard gives payment and merchant teams visibility into transaction activity, balances, geographic performance, conversion, and providers. bill_line supports API-based integration and supplies technical documentation and assistance during integration and rollout. Available payment methods and project scope are configured for each partner. -
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WayForPay
WayForPay
Try the service features immediately after registration. There is no need for the dragged out signings of contracts and conversations with managers. For each client, we select individual conditions and means of payment: from the customized design of the payment page to the implementation of additional functionality. An integrated approach to the conversion of payments. Uninterrupted operation of the service, one gateway - 6 banks, personal antifraud monitoring system. Manage your payments in your smartphone. Light version functionality for comfortable work with payments in your store. Receive notifications of completed payments in Viber, Telegram. Issue invoices to customers, monitor store balances, track sales, and more. Receive the entire amount of the purchase at once, and the client will repay by installments to the Bank, where he took out the loan.
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