Create a Subcontractor Payment application on Behalf of a Payment Application Contact (Beta)
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For Procore Customers in the United States
When your company applies the 'Owners English' or 'Speciality Contractors English' point-of-view dictionary, you'll see different tool names and term changes in the user interface. Learn how to apply the dictionary options.
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This table shows the differences in tool names (bold) and terms across the point-of-view dictionaries for Project Financials. These dictionaries are available in US English only. The default dictionary is designed for main contractors, which means that you will need to work with your Procore Administrator at your company and your Procore point of contact to access the other dictionary options.
Main Contractors
English (United States) - Default
Owners
English (Owner Terminology V2)
Speciality Contractors
English (Speciality Contractor Terminology)
Payment Applications Payment Applications Progress Billings Owner Funding Owner Owner/Client Owner/Client MC/Client Main Contract Variation Funding Variation Client Contract Variation Main Contracts Funding Client Contracts Revenue Funding Revenue Subcontract Contract Subcontract Subcontractor Contractor Subcontractor Subcontractor Bill of Quantities (SBOQ) Contractor Bill of Quantities (CBOQ) Subcontractor Bill of Quantities (SBOQ)
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Objective
Background
If your company or project doesn't want to grant external collaborators access permission to your Procore project so they can submit their own payment applications, your team can collect the digital or paper payment applications from your payment application contacts outside of Procore. Once collected, payment application administrators can create them in Procore on each payment application contact's behalf.
Things to Consider
- Required User Permissions
- Additional Information:
- A payment application administrator can:
- Create payment applications for all of a project's commitments.
- Edit amounts on a Bill of Quantities when the payment application is in the Draft or Revise & Resubmit status. When multiple payment applications exist for one commitment during one billing period, you can only amounts on the latest payment application.
- For users legally required to provide claimants with a payment programme, see Export a Payment Programme.
- Revise the 'Payment Due Date' on the payment application for Early Pay Programs.
- A payment application administrator can:
Prerequisites
To perform the Steps in this tutorial, the payment application's commitment must have:
- A subcontracting company assigned as the 'Contract Company'. See Create a Commitment.
- An employee of the 'Contract Company' assigned as the 'Invoice Contact'. See Add Payment application Contacts to a Purchase Order or Subcontract.
- A status of Approved or Complete. See What are the default commitment statuses in Procore?
- All line items on the Subcontractor Bill of Quantities must be in the Approved status. See Review a Subcontractor Payment application as a Payment Application Administrator. To learn how to enable the optional Subcontractor BOQ tab, see Add a Subcontractor BOQ to a Commitment.
In addition, a payment application administrator must create a billing period for the payment application. See Manage Billing Periods.
Steps
- Open the New Payment application Page
- Update the General Information Card
- Update the Bill of Quantities Card
- Update the Payment Details Card
- Set an Release Retention on BOQ Line Items
- Add Attachments
- Save the Payment application
Open the New Payment application Page
Users always create payment applications in the project's Commitments tool.
- Navigate to the project's Commitments tool.
- Find the commitment to create a payment application for in the 'Contracts' tab.
- Click the Number link to open it.
- At the top of the commitment, click Create and choose Create Payment application from the menu.
Tip
Is the 'Create Payment application' option inactive? To learn why, hover your mouse cursor over the tooltip. This option only activates when Prerequisites are met.
This opens the 'New Payment application for [Contract Number]' page so you can update the General Information card.
Update the General Information Card
In the New Payment application page, update the General Information card. Once updated, continue by updating the Bill of Quantities.
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The element circled in ORANGE is only available with Procore Pay.- Learn how to update the General Information card as a payment application administrator: Show/Hide
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General Information Card
This table details the elements in the 'General Information' card. An payment application administrator can update this information when creating or editing a payment application of behalf of an payment application contact.
Element Field Type Description Learn More Contract Company Read Only Shows the name of the subcontracting company designated as the 'Contract Company' on the commitment. To change the company name that appears: - Assign a different company to the commitment. See Create a Commitment.
OR - Change the company name by editing the company's record in the Project Directory or Company Directory.
Status* Drop-down list Accept the default status (Draft) or select a different status from the drop-down list. - When a payment application is ready for review, remember to change its status to Under Review.
- Once reviewed, remember to change its status to Approved or Revise and Resubmit.
What are the default statuses for Procore payment applications? Payment Application # Alphanumeric text Procore automatically assigns payment application numbers in sequence using its default numbering system or the custom numbering system defined for your project's payment applications. Read Can I customise the numbering system for financial objects in Procore? before changing this number. Billing Period* Drop-down list Accept the billing period that appears by default or select any billing period from the drop-down list.
Note: Payment application contacts and users with 'Standard' level permissions on the Commitments tool can only select a billing period when a payment application is NOT already associated with it.Only payment application administrators can Create Billing Periods. Billing Date* Calendar control Shows the billing date for the selected billing period. You can change the date for this payment application with the calendar control. Only payment application administrators can Create Billing Periods. Period Start* Calendar control Shows the start date for the selected billing period. You can change the date for this payment application with the calendar control. Only payment application administrators can Create Billing Periods. Period End* Calendar control Shows the end date for the selected billing period. You can change the date for this payment application with the calendar control.
Note: To help project managers track how payment applications impact a project's budget, the 'Billing Period' date on a payment application aligns with the work performed on a project.Only payment application administrators can Create Billing Periods. Billing Type: Progress Billing
Option button Requires Procore Pay
If the subcontractor is submitting progress billings for an ongoing project, choose this option.When your company has Procore Pay, this setting works with the Payment applications Settings for Progress Conditional and Progress Unconditional lien waivers. See Enable Lien Waivers & Set Default Templates on Projects. Billing Type: Final Billing
Option button Requires Procore Pay
If the subcontractor is submitting a one-time payment application or if this is the final payment application for an ongoing project, choose this option.When your company has Procore Pay, this setting works with the Payment applications Settings for Final Conditional and Final Unconditional lien waivers. See Enable Lien Waivers & Set Default Templates on Projects. Submitted Date Calendar control Select the date the payment application was submitted to your company by the subcontractor. Typically, this is printed on the payment application that you received from the subcontracting company. - Assign a different company to the commitment. See Create a Commitment.
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Update the Payment Details Card
The 'Payment Details' card appears next to the 'General Information card for payment application administrators with Procore Pay.
Payment Details Card
To change the payment due date for this payment application, select a new date from the Payment Due Date calendar.
In Beta - Early Pay Programs
When a payee is enrolled in an Early Pay Program, this card shows the payee's Early Pay Program enrollment Status, Due Date and Fee. See Review and Manage Early Pay Enrollments as a Payee. The Early Pay Program assigned to the Procore Project automatically determines the Due Date and Fee. See About Early Pay Programs.
Set and Release Retention on BOQ Line Items
Add Attachments
- Scroll to the 'Attachments' section.
- Choose from these options:
- Click the Attach Files button. This opens the Attach Files dialogue box, where you can upload files from your computer. Click the Attach button when finished.
OR - Use a drag-and-drop operation to move the files from your computer or network into the 'Attachments area'.
- Click the Attach Files button. This opens the Attach Files dialogue box, where you can upload files from your computer. Click the Attach button when finished.
Save the Payment application
Click the Save button at the bottom of the 'New Payment application' page.
Note: If workflows are turned on for subcontractor payment applications, you can also choose 'Save as Draft' to save your work and stay in the same workflow step.
Send a Payment Application with DocuSign©
Optional: If your project team wants to collect signatures on your payment applications using the Procore + DocuSign© integration, click the Send with DocuSign© button at the top of the page. To use this button, the DocuSign© integration must be enabled on the project (see How do I enable the DocuSign® Integration?) and the payment application must be in the Approved, Approved as Noted or Pending Approval status. To learn more about the DocuSign© integration and preparing envelopes for signature, see DocuSign®.