Politics & Government
New Online Bill Payment System Launched By Bucks County Water & Sewer
Secured system allows customers to pay by text and get text notifications.
WARRINGTON, PA — Customers of the Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority (BCWSA) now have a more convenient and secure way to pay their bills.
This week, the authority is launching a new online bill payment portal for its 100,000 retail water and sewer customers, providing residents with convenience and secure payment options.
The new bill pay service is powered by InvoiceCloud and allows customers to pay their bills anytime 24/7 through the online portal. The new system allows customers to pay by text, receive text notifications about their bill and pay by text on-the-go. Customers can also utilize the auto-pay feature to save time and avoid late or missed payments.
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“We want our customers to have access to the latest technology that is the most convenient for them when it comes to paying their bills,” said Benjamin W. Jones, CEO, BCWSA. “Our new system provides the ultimate peace of mind with secure and reliable payment options to meet needs and preferences of every one of our customers.”
Along with the online payment options, customers can pay over the phone using the 24/7 automated feature. Customers who wish to pay by check via mail may continue to do so. Autopay customers need to re-register with the new payment portal to continue automatic payments. The new payment portal also provides for payments to be instantly recorded to customers’ accounts instead of waiting a few days for the funds to be withdrawn.
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“We analyzed several industry-leading bill payment systems and found InvoiceCloud to be the most secure and reliable in the market,” said Jones.
InvoiceCloud is a leading provider of online bill payment services, and it is one of the most secure, innovative system available. The system is designed to improve customer engagement, loyalty, and efficiency while helping customers reduce missed payments.
Customers who have questions may speak with BCWSA representatives by calling 215-343-2538 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. For more information, visit, BCWSA.net
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