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Contractor payouts

Keep every contractor payout in view

Prepare the payments behind your client work. Review who is being paid, what is ready and which item needs attention before it moves forward.

Discuss your contractor payoutsReview the payout requests

The people behind the payment run

Maya Rao

Design

Ready for review

Jon Bell

Development

Details needed

Lina Chen

Content

Processing

Three requests. Three different states.

Northstar’s project has design, development and content work to pay for. Each request keeps its own source invoice and next step.

Northstar payout requests

Requested total $6,000 USD

  • Maya Rao

    Northstar design sprint

    Source INV-2086

    $3,600 USD

    Ready for review

    Check the request and required approval before submission.

  • Jon Bell

    Northstar development

    Source INV-2087

    $1,800 USD

    Held

    Required beneficiary details are missing. Correct the details and review the item again.

  • Lina Chen

    Northstar content

    Source INV-2088

    $600 USD

    Processing

    The request has been submitted. Delivery has not yet been confirmed.

$3,600 + $1,800 + $600 = $6,000 requested. This is not a delivered total. Fees and any conversion are reviewed separately.

Collection and payout have separate decisions

A client paying an invoice does not by itself release a contractor payout. Review the funding available, the recipient details and the required approvals for that request.

After submission, follow the item status and reference. A return or failure needs its own review before another attempt.

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What if the client payment is reversed?

A refund or dispute can arrive after a payout has moved. Agree the release conditions and who handles that follow-up before the first run.

Keep the original collection and payout references available for review. If a hold applies, explain its reason and next step to the contractor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does client payment release the contractor payout?+
Client collection and contractor payout are separate steps. Review the available funding, beneficiary readiness and required approvals before releasing a payout request.
How do we know the payout arrived?+
Follow the item status and execution reference. Processing means the payment is still moving; wait for the delivery outcome before treating it as complete.
Which payout methods and currencies can we use?+
Your enabled provider route defines the available methods and currencies. Confirm recipient requirements, fees and delivery estimates for the program before release.
What does finance keep?+
Keep the source invoice, beneficiary, requested amount, fee inputs, current status, reason and execution reference with the payout record. Confirm the available export fields during setup.

Make the next payout review clearer

Tell us how your team pays contractors today. We can talk through the recipients, review steps and finance handoff together.

Discuss your contractor payouts