From the invoice to the card.
No monthly allowance and no fee rebate. Points are funded by supplier margin on settled invoices, and nothing else.
KP 24,000= £240.00
One hundred Kivo Points is one pound on your cardRates are set with each supplier and printed beside its name on the Register.Every step is on your Ledger.
- 01
Choose a Stamped supplier
Buy from a supplier on the Register. Every entry shows its checks, its Stamp date and its rate as KP per £1.
- 02
Pay the invoice
Settle the invoice as you would anyway. The supplier reports it, or you upload it and the supplier confirms.
- 03
The Return lands
Pending for 14 days, then a Return lands on your Ledger. Points = net invoice × rate, rounded down.
- 04
Convert
From KP 1,000, Points move onto your firm's Kivo Card at KP 100 = £1, at once.
Invoice, Ledger, card.
1 · The invoice
- Supplier
- Stamped, on the Register
- Net amount
- £4,800.00
- Rate
- KP 5 / £1
- Settled
- Supplier reports, or you upload
2 · The Ledger
- Pending
- 14 days
- Return lands
- KP 24,000 = £240.00
- Corrections
- A reversing line, never an edit
3 · The card, or airline points
- Kivo Card
- KP 100 = £1
- Minimum
- KP 1,000
- Balances
- GBP, EUR, USD
- Airline points
- Once signed
Your accountant
Every Point is a Ledger line: supplier, date, rate, Points, pounds. Export CSV or PDF, or share a read-only link.
Your firm's Points
Points belong to the firm, never a person. They do not expire while you are a member and stay convertible for 90 days after.
Earned only on settled invoices with Stamped suppliers, at the printed rate. KP 100 = £1. Nothing on the fee.