Built UK-native for the payments industry

A UK payments CRM, not a US CRM with sterling switched on.

Most CRMs marketed to the UK payments industry are US products with sterling, a couple of date formats and a UK address line bolted on. Closerr is a UK payments CRM in the literal sense — built UK-first, by people who closed merchants in the UK, for the way the UK card processing industry actually operates: postcodes, MCCs, acquirer relationships, residual splits and the regulatory backdrop that comes with selling card payments here.

What you get out of the box

UK payment consultants, ISO agents, sub-ISOs, EPOS resellers, MCA brokers and merchant services agencies use Closerr as their day-to-day CRM because the product speaks UK by default — not as a region setting on top of an American product.

UK postcodes as a first-class lead surface

Find every prospect in any UK postcode area, see who's already been visited, and route the rest into a day plan in seconds.

Sterling-native residuals and commissions

Every figure on the dashboard, the payslip and the merchant record is sterling by default — not converted from dollars at the edge.

UK MCCs and merchant categories

Merchant categorisation uses the UK acquirer view, not a stripped US version. Reports group the way UK consultants think.

Statement analysis tuned to UK statements

Upload a UK acquirer statement, get an effective-rate and savings number in the format the merchant will recognise.

UK telephone, address and date formats

Phone, address and date input across the product follows UK conventions out of the box, including +44 dialling and DD/MM/YYYY.

Mobile-first for the UK field rep

Closerr was built for the rep working a UK city or region from a phone — not for an office-based account manager in front of a laptop.

Why this matters

There's a long list of CRMs marketed to the UK payments industry that were really built somewhere else. They handle sterling, they accept a UK address, and underneath every workflow assumption is American: ZIPs not postcodes, US MCCs, US acquirer concepts, US tax language and a US-shaped sales process. Closerr is different by design. The UK is the first market, not the second. Every workflow — leads, visits, statements, residuals, commissions, payslips — was modelled on how UK consultants and ISO agents actually run a book. That's what "UK payments CRM" should mean.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a CRM a UK payments CRM?

A UK payments CRM is built from the ground up around the UK card processing industry — UK postcodes, sterling currency, UK MCCs, UK acquirer relationships and the UK regulatory context — rather than being a US product with a region toggle. It also models residual income and commission splits the way UK ISO and consultancy programmes actually work.

Does Closerr support UK acquirers?

Yes. The merchant record is built around UK acquirer context (processor, MID, scheme exposure, statement structure) and the statement analysis handles UK acquirer statement formats out of the box.

Will it work for a single UK payment consultant?

Yes. The product scales from a solo consultant through to multi-region ISO programmes. A solo consultant gets the same pipeline, residual, statement analysis and field sales workflows — without the team management layer.

Is it available in other countries?

Closerr is UK-native by default, with multi-language and multi-currency support that extends across European markets. New markets are added in line with customer demand.

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