Basic Standing Order Template

Basic Standing Order Template

Getting paid via Standing Order from your customers can be very effective if you intend collecting fixed amounts on say a weekly or monthly basis. A few pointers to bear in mind though:-

  • A Standing Order is controlled by your customer and as such can be stopped at any time. If you are taking payments by this method make sure you keep a note of the expected debit date just to make sure funds arrive.
  • Dont confuse a Standing Order with a Direct Debit Mandate they are very different things. Direct Debits are covered by the Direct Debit Guarantee.
  • Your bank is responsible for sending funds via Standing Order whereas it’s the responsibility of the payee’s bank to call for the funds.

We’ve included below a link to a basic Standing Order Template in Microsoft Word format that can be easily edited and tailored to your business.

Download Standing Order Template [Word Format]

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This post was written by:

Barry Hynd - who has written 48 posts on Scotland's Small Business Blog.

Barry is the founder of both Scottish Business Blog and Scottish Business Forums. Both sites are focussed on providing resources and advice to small businesses across Scotland

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One Response to “Basic Standing Order Template”

  1. andy says:

    hi coud you tell me when a customer fills in your standing order form d you or the customer have2 hand it to the bank?

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