SecurePay starter template
Mock demonstrationSelling goods, paid after delivery
For Traders, tailors, hardware shops, farm suppliers
Structure: SecureLink
One buyer, one seller, one delivery.
PublishedVersion 1
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A template is a starting point, not a rule. Change the roles, the conditions, the evidence and the wording until it matches what you actually do.
SecurePay starter template
Mock demonstrationProviding a service, paid after completion
For Fundis, tutors, salons, mechanics, consultants
Structure: SecureLink
One client pays one provider after the work is confirmed.
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SecurePay starter template
Mock demonstrationBooking with a deposit
For Photographers, venues, transport, event services
Structure: SecureLink
One client books one provider for one date.
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SecurePay starter template
Mock demonstrationGroup contribution for one purpose
For Estates, churches, chamas, school committees
Structure: Group SecureLink
Many contributors, one governed purpose.
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SecurePay starter template
Mock demonstrationPaying several people through one plan
For Home owners, project coordinators, small contractors
Structure: SecureFlow
One payer, several parts, several recipients.
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Mock demonstrationCollect together and pay several destinations
For Trip organizers, welfare groups, event committees
Structure: Group SecureFlow
Many contributors fund one plan that pays several destinations under governance.
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Templates never create an agreement on their own. They only prepare the words and the structure you will propose to someone else.
Selling goods, paid after delivery
A template is a starting point. It does not create an agreement, and every part of it can be changed before anything is proposed.
Common roles
- Seller
- Buyer
- Person who receives the goods
Suggested obligations
- Prepare the goods as described
- Deliver on the agreed date
Evidence options
- Delivery note
- Photo of goods
- Signed collection slip
Approvals
- Buyer confirms delivery
Suggested conditions
Goods received as described
The buyer confirms quantity and condition on delivery.
Evidence: Delivery note, Photo of goods
What unclear agreements usually cause
- Quantity not written down
- Delivery date not agreed
- No one named to receive the goods
This describes what is commonly forgotten. It does not suggest that people are dishonest.
Edit this into your own words. Plain wording is easier to honour.
Version history
- Version 1 · Starter template
Saving a template records a new version. Older versions are kept so a past agreement can still be read as it stood.