Joining Paid
Self onboarding with Paid is quick and easy. Once you've set up your account, you’ll be able to accept work in minutes.
Getting started
Accepting and completing work
Accept work and suggest changes to projects as you go. With Paid’s receipting process, you can complete jobs and provide proof by uploading a variety of file types.
Invoicing and payment
Invoices are automatically created once the completed work has been signed off by your client, triggering the payment process.
Client communication
Get quick direct access to your clients via the Paid messaging centre, you can comment on specific jobs too.
Supplier FAQs
Paid is a procurement automation platform that facilitates large enterprises and small businesses working together. Our system automates onboarding, contacting, invoicing and payment, helping you to start work quicker and focus on what matters most to your business.
Paid is free for suppliers, however there is a small fee should you wish to use the express payment option.
Onboarding with Paid can be done in as little as six minutes, provided you are able to offer all the information needed when joining the platform. We have partnerships with third parties that carry out the verification checks (KYC, AML and credit checks) which can be done in under an hour.
It’s really easy to make changes to the job, simply put in the request and it will go to your client for approval.
Paid collects information from you when work is completed, this can include attaching an image or document, alongside confirming any VAT/Sales Tax that may be applicable.
Once the work has been signed off by your client as part of the Paid completion process, an invoice is automatically generated triggering the payment process. On standard payment terms Paid pays you once we have received funds from your client. For express payment, this is usually completed within two business days.
Resources
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