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.
A Subcontractor Invoice is a request for payment submitted by a business or individual who has entered into a binding agreement with another contracting party. In Procore, a subcontractor invoice is an equivalent term for a payable invoice.
, it's recommended that an
An Invoice Administrator is a person or group of people responsible for collecting, reviewing, and creating invoices in Procore. An invoice administrator can be any person in your organization (for example, a project manager, an accountant, or a team of bookkeepers) who have been granted the appropriate permissions to manage invoices on your contracts and/or fundings.
invite the
An Invoice Contact is a person who ensures that an invoice is submitted to an upstream contractor for payment. In Procore, an invoice contact is always an employee of the designated 'Contract Company' on a purchase order or subcontract. The contract company is the party responsible for performing work and/or supplying materials for a project. For customers in the United States using Procore's Progress Billings tool, this term is synonymous with progress billing contact.
on a
In Procore, a Commitment is a purchase order or subcontract. Both commitment types are contracts that represent a legally enforceable financial agreement between two parties.
to join Procore Pay. Once invited, the invoice contact can then link their bank account and complete the account verification process to receive invoice payments. The account that the
In Procore Pay, a payee is a specialty contractor who receives invoice payments from a general contractor. Also called a beneficiary.
links to Procore Pay is called a
In Procore Pay, a beneficiary account is a bank account where money is held by a financial institution and controlled by the payee. This is the 'Pay To' bank account.
in the Payments tool.
An alternative method for inviting payees to join Procore Pay is also available in the Beneficiaries tab of the Payments tool. With this method, 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 Beneficiary Approver is a user who has been granted permission to approve and manage beneficiary accounts in the Company level Payments tool. Approving a beneficiary account provides payees with the ability to receive payments.
invites company contacts to set up Procore Pay and add beneficiary accounts.
Note on Security & Expiration
Please be aware that these invitations are user-specific; for security purposes, the link is unique to the recipient's email and cannot be forwarded or used by other team members. Additionally, each invitation carries a 14-day expiration window. If the recipient does not initiate the setup within this timeframe, a new invite must be issued to regain access.
After adding a beneficiary account, 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 Beneficiary Approver is a user who has been granted permission to approve and manage beneficiary accounts in the Company level Payments tool. Approving a beneficiary account provides payees with the ability to receive payments.
for the
In Procore Pay, a payor is a general contractor who sends invoice payments to specialty contractors.
must approve the account. Later, as part of the subcontractor invoice process, invoice administrators can invite downstream invoice contacts to submit their invoices in Procore using the Commitments tool.
After sending an invite, a payor can track a payee's onboarding status in the Beneficiaries tab. See About the Beneficiaries Tab in the Payments Tool and What are the default statuses for Procore Pay onboarding?
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 Beneficiary Approver is a user who has been granted permission to approve and manage beneficiary accounts in the Company level Payments tool. Approving a beneficiary account provides payees with the ability to receive payments.
can invite a beneficiary company to set up Procore Pay and add
In Procore Pay, a beneficiary account is a bank account where money is held by a financial institution and controlled by the payee. This is the 'Pay To' bank account.
from the Payments tool.
Navigate to the company's Payments tool.
On the Beneficiaries tab, click Invite Company.
In the Invite to Procore Pay prompt, take the following steps under Invite Beneficiary Company:
Select the payee's company record from the Company drop-down list.
Select one (1) of the company's employees from the Send Invite To drop-down list. You can invite up to 20 companies.
Tip
Company already connected? If the icon and gray banner appears above the Company drop-down list, the company is already connected to the system, the system preselects the company's authorized contacts for you.
Can't find the company or person in the drop-down lists? If a company has already received an invite, they won't appear in this list. If you need to add a new company, see Add a Company to the Company Directory.
Want to invite company contacts in bulk? If so, click the Add Another Company button and repeat the steps above for each company to add. You can invite up to twenty (20) companies at a time.
Click Invite.
An email message with the subject line 'Invitation to Procore Pay' or 'Link Bank Account to Receive Payments' is sent to the invoice contact. The message sent depends on whether the 'Contract Company' on the commitment already has a free or paid Procore account (and also if the company doesn't have a Procore company account). The invoice contact can continue with the next step.
Invite a Beneficiary from the Commitments Tool
An
An Invoice Administrator is a person or group of people responsible for collecting, reviewing, and creating invoices in Procore. An invoice administrator can be any person in your organization (for example, a project manager, an accountant, or a team of bookkeepers) who have been granted the appropriate permissions to manage invoices on your contracts and/or fundings.
can invite an
An Invoice Contact is a person who ensures that an invoice is submitted to an upstream contractor for payment. In Procore, an invoice contact is always an employee of the designated 'Contract Company' on a purchase order or subcontract. The contract company is the party responsible for performing work and/or supplying materials for a project. For customers in the United States using Procore's Progress Billings tool, this term is synonymous with progress billing contact.
to set up Procore Pay and add beneficiary accounts.
Navigate to the project's Commitments tool.
Under the Contracts tab, locate your commitment contract. Then, click the number link to open it.
Locate the Procore Pay banner.
Based on the button in the banner, take the following steps:
Click Set Up Procore Pay.
Select the
An Invoice Contact is a person who ensures that an invoice is submitted to an upstream contractor for payment. In Procore, an invoice contact is always an employee of the designated 'Contract Company' on a purchase order or subcontract. The contract company is the party responsible for performing work and/or supplying materials for a project. For customers in the United States using Procore's Progress Billings tool, this term is synonymous with progress billing contact.
for the 'Contract Company' on the commitment. The invite is sent to this Procore user.
Click Invite.
Click Request Bank Account.
Click Request.
An email message with the subject line 'Invitation to Procore Pay' or 'Link Bank Account to Receive Payments' is sent to the invoice contact. The message sent depends on whether the 'Contract Company' on the commitment already has a free or paid Procore account (and also if the company doesn't have a Procore company account). The invoice contact can continue with the next step.
Invite a Beneficiary from the Invoicing Tool
An
An Invoice Administrator is a person or group of people responsible for collecting, reviewing, and creating invoices in Procore. An invoice administrator can be any person in your organization (for example, a project manager, an accountant, or a team of bookkeepers) who have been granted the appropriate permissions to manage invoices on your contracts and/or fundings.
can invite an
An Invoice Contact is a person who ensures that an invoice is submitted to an upstream contractor for payment. In Procore, an invoice contact is always an employee of the designated 'Contract Company' on a purchase order or subcontract. The contract company is the party responsible for performing work and/or supplying materials for a project. For customers in the United States using Procore's Progress Billings tool, this term is synonymous with progress billing contact.
to set up Procore Pay and add beneficiary accounts.
Navigate to the project's Invoicing tool.
Click the Subcontractor tab.
Locate the invoice for the subcontractor and click the invoice number link.
Locate the Procore Pay banner.
Based on the button in the banner, take the following steps:
Click Set Up Procore Pay.
Select a user of the company to send an invitation to.
Click Invite.
Click Request Bank Account.
Click Request.
An email message with the subject line 'Invitation to Procore Pay' or 'Link Bank Account to Receive Payments' is sent to the invoice contact. The message sent depends on whether the 'Contract Company' on the commitment already has a free or paid Procore account (and also if the company doesn't have a Procore company account). The invoice contact can continue with the next step.