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AoR payout readiness

See why an AoR payout stops before execution

Gruv copies the workspace’s AoR readiness reasons into the creator payout. When no separate payout override applies, a copied reason can put the payout in Held. Execution stays closed unless its status reaches Approved.

Creator payout · PAY-248

Contractor payout

Held
Recorded reason
No current signed agreement
Payout status
HELD
Execution
Blocked · Approved status required
Held is a payment stop. It is not a completed review or a release decision.

PAY-248 · Worked payout

One readiness reason changes the payout path

The reason is copied from the workspace readiness summary when the payout is created. Gruv checks it before ordinary payout approval rules.

  1. 01

    Readiness reason

    No current signed agreement

    The workspace summary returns the fixed agreement reason.

  2. 02

    Payout decision

    Status becomes Held

    The recorded AoR reason is evaluated before the ordinary approval policy.

  3. 03

    Execution boundary

    Execution request is rejected

    The payout must have Approved status before execution can begin.

Fixed AoR readiness reasons

Read the reason behind the stop

The workspace summary uses a fixed set of AoR reason codes. They describe unfinished engagement or coverage work.

The summary can combine reasons across AoR-managed engagements. Creating this payout then requires exactly one linked engagement for tax readiness; zero or multiple matches fail before the payout is created. The resulting payout reason set does not identify which engagement contributed each reason and has no engagement ID.

Engagement readiness

AOR_CLASSIFICATION_PENDING
Classification is not complete
AOR_DEPENDENT_CONTRACTOR_REVIEW
Dependent-contractor review is still open
AOR_DOCUMENTS_MISSING
Required documents are still missing
AOR_CONTRACT_UNSIGNED
There is no current signed AoR agreement

Coverage readiness

AOR_COVERAGE_INELIGIBLE
Classification coverage is not eligible
AOR_COVERAGE_SUSPENDED
Classification coverage is suspended
AOR_INSURANCE_NOT_BOUND
Required insurance coverage is not bound

After engagement evidence changes

Fixing the cause does not rewrite the held payout

A current agreement can improve a later readiness summary. The existing payout still carries the reason set copied when that payout was created.

Engagement evidence

Current agreement signed

A later workspace readiness summary can reflect the resolved agreement requirement.

Existing payout

Reason still recorded

The payout keeps the agreement reason; unchanged reasons can return it to Held when release checks run.

Changed engagement evidence

Why did signing not update this payout?

The readiness summary can change after a current agreement is signed, but the existing payout retains the AoR reasons copied into it when it was created.

Existing payout check

What happens if a hold release is requested?

The release path reruns payout checks using the existing payout information. If the agreement reason remains recorded there, the payout can return to Held.

Next review

What should operations review next?

Review the updated engagement evidence and the existing held payout with Gruv before another execution attempt.

AoR payout hold questions

What puts an AoR payout in Held?+
Fixed AoR readiness reasons copied from the workspace summary can place a creator payout in Held before ordinary approval rules, when no separate payout override applies.
Are AoR hold reasons configurable?+
The AoR readiness summary uses a fixed reason set for classification, dependent-contractor review, required documents, a current signed agreement, coverage and insurance.
Is the hold tied to one engagement?+
The summary evaluates all AoR-managed engagements and can combine their reasons. The payout carries that combined set without a specific engagement ID. Creating this payout then requires exactly one engagement with client and worker identity links for tax readiness; otherwise it fails before creating the payout. This example uses that single-engagement case.
Can a Held payout execute?+
No. Payout execution requires an Approved disbursement. An execution request for a Held disbursement is rejected before the payment can proceed.
Does fixing the engagement release the existing payout?+
No. Updated engagement evidence can change a later readiness summary, but the existing held payout keeps the AoR reasons recorded when it was created. Review the updated evidence and the existing payout with Gruv.

Plan the AoR payout check

Plan the hold check

Review the enabled AoR payout path, readiness inputs and the operational response when a payout is Held.