Small Business
Small business solutions: Flexible payments
Surface All Access for Business
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Payments on your schedule
Access to the latest tech
Expert support when you need it
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Frequently asked questions
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Surface All Access for Business enables eligible businesses to lease Surface devices with one monthly payment. When your lease ends, you can return the device, buy it outright, or upgrade to the latest model.
Review the full program FAQ and terms and conditions on the tab, or chat with our Microsoft sales team to see whether Surface All Access for Business is right for your business.
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Microsoft offers several ways for eligible small businesses to pay for Surface for Business devices. You can pay upfront by credit card for a fast, self-serve checkout; pay by invoice with a Purchase Order; or spread the cost over time with leasing through Surface All Access for Business or financing through PNC Vendor Finance.
Available options, eligibility requirements, and terms may vary. Chat with our Microsoft sales team to find the right fit.
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It depends on how your business prefers to buy. Pay upfront by credit card for the fastest self-serve checkout. Choose a Purchase Order if your organization buys by invoice or requires POs and internal approvals. Consider Surface All Access for Business or PNC Vendor Finance if you would rather preserve cash flow and spread payments over time.
Chat with our Microsoft sales team to walk through the options.
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Businesses can choose from several ways to acquire Surface for Business devices based on budget and technology needs:
- Buy outright to own the devices immediately from the Microsoft Store.
- Pay by invoice using a Purchase Order if your organization uses PO invoicing and procurement processes.
- Finance your purchase through PNC Vendor Finance and pay over time.
- Lease through Surface All Access for Business, which bundles your Surface device into one monthly payment. When your lease ends, you can return the device, buy it outright, or upgrade to the latest model.
- [2] Software support is limited to software pre-installed on Surface devices.
- [3] Terms and conditions apply; See full agreement. See full program FAQs and Terms and Conditions for additional information.
PNC Vendor Finance
How it works
1. Get a quote from us
2. Get a credit application
3. Submit your documents
4. Complete your order
Flexible payment options through PNC
Frequently asked questions
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Our financing solutions are for businesses and public sector entities (schools, state and local governments, non-profits, universities, etc.).
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We provide loans with terms of 12 to 36 months, with a minimum opportunity size of $2,000.
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Decisions are based on the credit strength of your company, including:
- A minimum of 5 years in business
- Comparable size credit history
- A good trade payable score
- May require a personal guaranty
- May require financial statements
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Based on the opportunity size, the typical turnaround time is one business day.
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Any related Microsoft product or service, including hardware, software, accessories, and warranties.
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Once a transaction has been funded, a new contract will need to be completed to add new equipment.
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Chat with our AI-powered Store Assistant or call us at 1 800-642-7676 for a product pricing quote.
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Microsoft offers several ways for eligible small businesses to pay for Surface for Business devices. You can pay upfront by credit card for a fast, self-serve checkout; pay by invoice with a Purchase Order; or spread the cost over time with leasing through Surface All Access for Business or financing through PNC Vendor Finance.
Available options, eligibility requirements, and terms may vary. Chat with our Microsoft sales team to find the right fit.
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It depends on how your business prefers to buy. Pay upfront by credit card for the fastest self-serve checkout. Choose a Purchase Order if your organization buys by invoice or requires POs and internal approvals. Consider Surface All Access for Business or PNC Vendor Finance if you would rather preserve cash flow and spread payments over time.
Chat with our Microsoft sales team to walk through the options.
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Businesses can choose from several ways to acquire Surface for Business devices based on budget and technology needs:
- Buy outright to own the devices immediately from the Microsoft Store.
- Pay by invoice using a Purchase Order if your organization uses PO invoicing and procurement processes.
- Finance your purchase through PNC Vendor Finance and pay over time.
- Lease through Surface All Access for Business, which bundles your Surface device into one monthly payment. When your lease ends, you can return the device, buy it outright, or upgrade to the latest model.
- [2] Software support is limited to software pre-installed on Surface devices.
Buy with a Purchase Order (PO)
How it works
Contact us
Get a quote
Submit your PO
Complete and pay
Frequently asked questions
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A Purchase Order, or PO, is a standard business purchasing document that lets your organization place an order and pay by invoice instead of using a credit card. Businesses often use POs for expense tracking, internal approvals, invoicing requirements, or non-credit card payment methods.
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Purchase Orders are available for eligible business customers purchasing Surface for Business products. POs are often a good fit for organizations buying multiple devices, requiring internal purchasing approval, or preferring to pay by invoice instead of credit card.
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Chat with our Microsoft sales team to get started. We can help confirm eligibility, pricing, and order details, then provide the information you need to submit your Purchase Order and complete your order by invoice.
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Purchase Orders are invoiced with Net 30 payment terms. That means payment is due within 30 days of the invoice date. Terms and eligibility may vary.
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Payment instructions are included on your invoice. PO invoices are paid by wire transfer or EFT/ACH.
Checks, credit cards, and PayPal are not available for purchases made on a PO credit line.
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Microsoft offers several ways for eligible small businesses to pay for Surface for Business devices. You can pay upfront by credit card for a fast, self-serve checkout; pay by invoice with a Purchase Order; or spread the cost over time with leasing through Surface All Access for Business or financing through PNC Vendor Finance.
Available options, eligibility requirements, and terms may vary. Chat with our Microsoft sales team to find the right fit.
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It depends on how your business prefers to buy. Pay upfront by credit card for the fastest self-serve checkout. Choose a Purchase Order if your organization buys by invoice or requires POs and internal approvals. Consider Surface All Access for Business or PNC Vendor Finance if you would rather preserve cash flow and spread payments over time.
Chat with our Microsoft sales team to walk through the options.
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Businesses can choose from several ways to acquire Surface for Business devices based on budget and technology needs:
- Buy outright to own the devices immediately from the Microsoft Store.
- Pay by invoice using a Purchase Order if your organization uses PO invoicing and procurement processes.
- Finance your purchase through PNC Vendor Finance and pay over time.
- Lease through Surface All Access for Business, which bundles your Surface device into one monthly payment. When your lease ends, you can return the device, buy it outright, or upgrade to the latest model.