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Which payment paths exist in Uely?

Uely has three money paths. Once you keep them apart, almost every bill becomes understandable: AI usage, CHF payments to Uely, and CHF payments you receive yourself.

Region note: amounts, fees and marketplace settlement described here are Swiss/CHF-shaped.

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  you[You]
  uely[Uely]
  customer[Customer_or_buyer]
  ai[AI_usage]
  platform[Platform_CHF]
  connect[Your_payment_account]
  postal[Real_postal_mail]


  you --> ai
  you --> platform
  platform --> uely
  platform --> postal
  customer --> connect
  connect --> you

The three paths

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AI usage

Assistant, training, dictation and background work. Details change; the mechanics matter more than a rigid cost table.

Platform CHF

Subscription, credit and real postal mail. You pay Uely or a payment provider on Uely's behalf.

Your payment account

Invoices and online marketplace sales. Customers pay into your connected payment account; Uely deducts a platform fee.

What you should know

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An A-Post letter is not AI usage. An invoice to a customer is not a subscription. A marketplace sale is not the same as buying credit.

Limits

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The current price list is on get.uely.ch/preise.

If something goes wrong

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Find the money path first: Abrechnung for subscription and AI, Finanzen for payment account and payouts, Rechnungen for issued or received invoices, Post for real letter shipping.

Questions

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Why does Uely separate this so strictly?

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So that before an action it is clear who pays whom for what: AI usage, CHF to Uely, or payments into your payment account.

Can I work without a payment account?

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Yes. You can use Uely. Online invoices and online sales need a set-up payment account.

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