Add Business Entities as a Payor
Background
To comply with Know Your Customer (KYC) is a global economic standard that protects financial institutions and money service businesses from financial crime. These regulations require payment applications to verify individual identities, validate funding sources as legitimate, and assess risk. A beneficial owner is an individual who owns 25% or more of a business entity or exercises substantial control over the company. A business controller is an individual or entity who owns at least 10% of a business and influences business decisions, such as an officer or director.
Things to Consider
Additional Information:
To comply with
regulations, Procore Pay is required to collect relevant business ownership information. See Why does Procore Pay collect business ownership details?Know Your Customer (KYC) is a global economic standard that protects financial institutions and money service businesses from financial crime. These regulations require payment applications to verify individual identities, validate funding sources as legitimate, and assess risk.
Steps
Navigate to the Payments tool.
Click the Payments Settings
icon.
This opens the Payments Settings page. The 'Business Entities' page in the 'Payments Processing' tab is active by default and lists eachthat pays invoices for your company's Procore Pay software.In Procore Pay, a business entity is an organization recognized as separate from its owner(s). Some construction companies operate as a single business entity, while others operate as multiple business entities, with each entity, subsidiary, or division focusing on overseeing a different market or sector.
Add Business Information
On the Business Entities page, click Open Account.
This opens the Business page.Enter the required business information for the entity.
Important
For verification purposes, your entries must exactly match the information on legal documents. See Why does Procore Pay collect business ownership details? and How does Procore Pay collect, secure, and verify sensitive information?
Business Name. Enter the official legal name of the business, exactly as it appears on legal documents.
Doing Business As. If your business operates under a name that's different from its legal name, enter that name here.
Street Address. Enter the primary street address of the business, as it appears on legal documents.
Street Address Line 2. If your address includes an apartment, suite, or unit number, enter it here.
City. Enter the city where the business is located.
State. Enter the state where the business is located.
ZIP Code. Enter the ZIP code for the business address.
Country. Select the country where the business is located.
Phone Number. Enter the primary phone number for the business.
Website. Provide the URL of the business's official website.
State of Headquarters. Select the state where the business's main administrative office is located.
State of Incorporation. Select the state where the business was legally incorporated.
Country of Incorporation. Select the country where the business was legally incorporated.
EIN. Enter the business's Employer Identification Number, which is required for tax purposes.
Business Type. Choose one of these options: Corporation, LLC, or Partnership.
Place a checkmark in the I have read and accept the Procore User Terms of Service box.
Click Next.
Add Business Controllers
On the Business Controllers page, choose one of the options:
Click Add Business Controller to add the controller's information.
ORClick Save and Exit to continue at a later time.
ORClick Next to continue.
Enter the following information:
Important
For verification purposes, your entries must exactly match the information on legal documents. See Why does Procore Pay collect business ownership details? and How does Procore Pay collect, secure, and verify sensitive information?