SPEAKER_00
If
you
use
Keep
to
run
your
business
and
bill
your
clients
through
it,
stop
for
60
seconds.
This
one
is
about
your
money.
Your
CRM
is
supposed
to
collect
your
money.
So
what
do
you
do
when
it
starts
collecting
it
twice?
SPEAKER_00
Here's
a
story
I
keep
hearing
from
Keep
users.
And
once
you
hear
it,
you
can't
unhear
it.
A
charge
goes
through.
Then
the
same
charge
goes
through
again.
Sometimes
it's
the
business
getting
billed
twice
for
its
own
subscription,
sometimes.
And
this
is
the
one
that
should
scare
you.
It's
their
customer
getting
hit
twice.
And
the
business
doesn't
find
out
from
their
software.
They
find
out
from
an
angry
phone
call.
Now,
let
me
be
clear
about
something.
That
is
not
your
fault.
You
didn't
set
your
billing
up
wrong.
You
didn't
miss
a
setting.
You
bought
a
system
to
handle
this.
Handling
this
is
the
entire
point
of
the
thing.
And
it
isn't
one
guy
with
a
grudge
either.
A
comparison
built
on
more
than
3,400
user
reviews,
relays,
report
after
report
of
repeat
charges
and
multiple
recurring
payments.
Billing
mistakes
so
stubborn,
they
cost
some
of
those
businesses
their
clients.
SPEAKER_00
Here's
the
real
reason
this
matters
more
than
the
money,
and
nobody
talks
about
it.
When
your
customer
gets
double
charged,
they
don't
blame
the
software.
They've
never
heard
of
the
software,
they
blame
you.
The
one
system
in
your
business
that
touches
your
money
and
your
customers'
money
has
to
be
the
system
you
trust
most,
not
the
one
you
have
to
audit
SPEAKER_00
most.
So
here's
what
you
do
about
it.
No
pitch.
Run
this
10-minute
audit
this
week.
Every
keep
user
watching
this
should.
Number
one,
pull
up
six
months
of
statements
and
search
your
CRM's
charges.
Every
line
duplicates
hide
in
plain
sight
because
each
one
looks
about
right.
Number
two,
check
your
debt
accounts,
cancel
clients,
fail
cards
that
later
got
retried.
Subscriptions
you
thought
were
closed.
That
is
where
repeat
charges
breed.
Number
three,
the
one
nobody
does.
Ask
your
customers,
put
one
line
in
your
next
email.
If
you
ever
see
a
charge
from
us
that
looks
wrong,
reply
here
and
I'll
fix
it
personally.
The
duplicate
you
catch
in
a
statement
is
an
annoyance.
The
duplicate
a
customer
catches
is
trust
already
spent.
SPEAKER_00
Here's
the
principle
and
it
never
changes.
Trust
is
the
product.
The
software
is
just
the
pipe.
If
the
pipe
leaks
money,
it
doesn't
matter
how
pretty
the
dashboard
is.
So
run
the
audit,
check
the
statements,
check
the
debt
accounts,
ask
your
customers,
and
then
answer
me
one
question
honestly
when
is
the
last
time
you
check?