Pay an invoice

This is the most common thing you will do in the Payments portal: pick a few invoices and pay them. Most payments take under two minutes once you have a payment method linked.

Step 1: Open the Outstanding view

After signing in, the Outstanding view shows everything you owe your dealer, grouped by job. Each job row shows:

Past-due age (30 plus, 60 plus, 90 plus).
Job balance.
Credits available against the job.
A count of invoices, debit adjustments, and credit adjustments under the job.

If your dealer runs monthly statements, you will also see tabs along the top: All, Current Statement, and New Charges. Stay on All for this guide. (For paying a statement balance in one transaction, see Pay a statement.)

Step 2: Pick what you want to pay

Expand a job to see the underlying items: invoices, debit adjustments, and credit adjustments. Each row shows the document number, amount, and date.

Select the invoices you want to pay by clicking the checkboxes. If you have credit adjustments available, the portal will offer to apply them against the invoices you are paying. You can pay across multiple jobs in one transaction; just select items from each.

Step 3: Choose your payment method

Once you have selected what you want to pay, choose how you want to pay it:

ACH (bank transfer) — Lower fees, takes 1 to 3 business days to settle. Requires a linked bank account (one-time setup through Plaid the first time).
Card (credit or debit) — Higher fees, near-instant. Enter your card details or pick a saved card.

See Payment methods for a side-by-side comparison.

Step 4: Review the preview

Before you submit, the portal shows you a payment preview with:

The invoices and adjustments you selected.
The payment method.
Any fees that apply.
The total amount that will be charged.

Take a moment to confirm the total matches what you expected. If anything looks off, you can go back and adjust your selections.

Step 5: Submit

Click Submit to send the payment. You will see a confirmation screen with the payment status (usually Pending at first), and a receipt is emailed to you.

For ACH, the payment stays in Pending status for 1 to 3 business days while the bank transfer clears. For card payments, the status typically updates to Settled within seconds.

What to expect afterward

Your dealer sees the payment on their end as soon as you submit, even before it settles. The invoices you paid will show as paid on your Payments history once the payment settles.

If you ever need a copy of a receipt, the Payments view has a download option on each past payment.

Pay a statement — Pay a full statement balance and capture the statement discount.
Payment methods — ACH versus card, fees, and timing.
Payment statuses — What Pending, Settled, and other statuses mean.