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General Availability in Select Markets (United States)
Procore Pay is available in the United States. It is designed for General Contractors and Owner-Builders who act as their own General Contractors on a job. Procore Pay extends the Invoice Management functionality in the Procore web application to handle the payment process between general and specialty contractors.
Requires Multi-Factor Authentication
To help safeguard your financial operations, the user performing this sensitive transaction is required to authenticate their identity using Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). See Why is MFA mandatory for Procore Pay and how does it work?
Background
With Procore Pay, only a
In Procore Pay, a Payments Admin is a designated Procore user who administers the Company level Payments tool for that company's Procore account. Typically, one (1) or a small number of trusted users are designated to perform the tasks associated with this role.
or
In Procore Pay, a Payments Disburser is a Procore user granted permission to create and view disbursements in the Company level Payments tool. Because of the sensitive nature of payments, only a Payments Admin can add/remove disbursers.
can create disbursements using the 'Subcontractor Invoice' tab in the Company-level Payments tool. A disbursement can handle up to 100 subcontractor invoice payments and saved as a 'Draft' for flexibility. Users can add or remove invoices in 'Draft' status before authorization.
With the Company level Workflows tool, payors can track invoice payment requirements and start a custom payments workflow for review and approval. Without the Workflows tool, Payments Admins or Disbursers verify and authorize payments directly. A Procore Pay disbursement initiates the drawdown request from the funding account and transfers funds to the deposit account to process and execute payment orders.
This table details the difference between a funding account and a deposit account:
Account Type
Definition
Purpose
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Funding Account
A bank account used as the source to withdraw funds for disbursements.
Holds the payor's funds and releases them to the Deposit Account.
Procore Pay initiates a reverse wire from the deposit account to transfer the funds for a disbursement from the funding account to the deposit account.
Receives the withdrawn funds to process and execute the payment orders for a disbursement's subcontractor invoices.
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Tip
Need multiple deposit accounts? Need multiple deposit accounts? To avoid commingling funds and streamline reconciliation, you can open additional deposit accounts during or after Procore Pay implementation. Submit your request to Procore's Payment Operations team.
To receive payments, payees must have a free or paid Procore account and a user with administrator permissions must securely add a verified bank account. For more information, see the Payee Setup Guide.
Select one (1) or more 'Unpaid' invoice(s) by marking the checkbox(es) and click Add to Disbursement.
If one or more ‘Draft’ Disbursements are available to add the selected invoice(s) to, choose Add to Disbursement or Create New from the dropdown menu.
If there are no available ‘Draft’ Disbursements to add the selected invoice(s) to, click Create New.
IMPORTANT
When using a custom payments workflow, the New Disbursement page contains two sub-pages: #1 Review Invoices and #2 Select Funding Account.
When not using a custom workflow, the New Disbursement page also contains a #3 Authorize sub-page.
In the #1Review Invoices page, confirm the list of Invoices being added to the Disbursement. Use the icon to remove any invoices as needed.
TIP
Use the carats in the Amounts column header to expand the column group to display the Net Amount, Paid Amount, Joint Check Amount, Early Pay Fee, Amount Due, and Payment Amount for each invoice.
Select Next or Continue.
Select Business Entity & Funding Account
Your next step depends on whether your company configured a custom payments workflow. See Best Practices for Creating a Payments Workflow. For companies operating with multiple business entities, a Business Entity drop-down list appears.
In the #2 Select Funding Account page, enter the disbursement details:
Business Entity. If applicable, select the appropriate
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.
from the drop-down list. This list only appears for companies operating with more than one (1) business entity. See Add Business Entities as a Payor.
Funding Account. Select your company's
In Procore Pay, a funding account is a bank account where money is held by a financial institution and controlled by the payor. This is the 'Pay From' account.
from the drop-down list. If only one funding account is set up for the selected business entity, it’ll be preselected.
Disbursement Name. Enter a unique name to help others identify the disbursement. There is a maximum character limit of 50.
Select an option to complete the entry:
Save as Draft. To save the disbursement as a 'Draft'. Procore adds a 'Draft' status to the disbursement for easy identification. To add more invoices to the disbursement, see Add Subcontractor Invoices to a 'Draft' Disbursement.
Start Workflow. To continue with the steps in Workflows Enabled: Start the Payments Workflow & Authorize the Disbursement.
Continue. To proceed to Authorize Disbursements. Note: The Continue button only appears if you do not have a custom payments workflow. If you do have a custom payments workflow, the Start Workflow button will appear instead.
After clicking Save as Draft,Continue, or Start Workflow, the system checks to determine if the selected invoices are eligible for payment. If any invoices are ineligible for payment, an error message appears.
Info
Click Show Details to expand the message and review the details.
Click Hide Details to hide the error message.
Click Deselect All & Start Over to remove impacted invoices and:
If all selected Invoices are ineligible for payment, you are returned to the Subcontractor Invoices tab in the Payments tool to start again.
If at least one selected invoice is eligible for payment, you are returned to the Review Invoices step in the New Disbursement panel.