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How to manage Vendor Payouts

Below si described how to track liabilities to vendors.

Updated over a month ago

When you have budget items categorized under dedicated payment groups, you can efficiently track their progress similarly as in Company Payout section.

Three levels of Vendor Payouts

There are three overview levels at which you can track payments.

  1. Vendor level

    Visible by default upon entering the Vendor Payout section.

    At this high-level overview, you can quickly assess the most critical financial details, including:

    • Vendor total - total amount a client owes to the vendor

    • Total due - total amount due to the vendor

    • Next - the nearest upcoming payment, as scheduled by the planner

  2. Payment Groups level

    Visible when clicking on the vendor’s name.

    In this view, you can see all the Payment Groups you have created that are linked to this specific vendor. Each group includes key details such as:

    • Group Total – The total amount allocated to this payment group

    • Total Due – The outstanding balance for this group

    • Next Installment – The upcoming payment deadline, as scheduled by a planner

    • Categories – The budget items categories that fall under this payment group

    • Payment Method – The specified payment method for transactions

  3. Payment Group detail

    Detail when clicking on Payment group.

    Here is a breakdown of the key fields in the Payment group details section:

    • Description – The name or purpose of the payment

    • Estimate – Automatically calculated field based on the due amount

    • Actual Amount – The actual amount associated with the payment item

    • Due Date – The deadline by which the payment is due

    • Date Paid – Indicates when the payment was completed. Items are considered as “paid” only when this field is filled

Managing Payment Group details

Bellow are explained the key elements and workflow for managing Payment Group in detail.

  1. Click the Add Item button to add new items

  2. Once a new row is created, the Estimate column automatically calculates the remaining due amount

    1. The values in the Estimate column are automatically updated based on the remaining amount due to the planner

    2. These values are also evenly divided by the number of items/rows the planner adds, assisting in calculating each individual installments

  3. As soon as the user enters the Actual Amount, the Estimate is recalculated accordingly

  4. Once the Date Paid is entered, the installment is considered as paid

  5. Once all installments under the payment group are paid, the total due amount in this payment group will be $0.00

Paid off state is then reflected also on the Payment groups level.

Overdue payments

The eventPERCH also tracks overdue payments by identifying installments where the due date has passed.

This feature ensures that planners are promptly informed about the most urgent pending client payments to vendors, helping prioritize outstanding balances efficiently.

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