Contractor settlement payments
Easily complete settlement cycles and give contractors the choice of receiving their settlement payments by check, ACH or debit card, however they prefer.
With SettleUP, there is no costly accounting system or software to purchase and install. Our SaaS application allows for payment and deduction files to be uploaded and recurring items to be scheduled for each period. Our system calculates the net settlement to disburse to contractors and the deduction and reserve amounts to remit to vendors. Reduce your accounting team's workload with our comprehensive reports that show all settlement activity.
Easily complete settlement cycles and give contractors the choice of receiving their settlement payments by check, ACH or debit card, however they prefer.
Our cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) enables local managers to upload payment and deduction information anywhere, anytime.
Pending payments and deductions are displayed online in real time for greater transparency and so that accounting personnel, local managers, contractors and vendors can resolve any issues before settlements are finalized.
We enter into agreement with both parties to show how contractors authorize their vendor payments and that the onus for processing deductions is not with your company alone.
We upload your payment file or schedule recurring payments for each settlement cycle.
Vendors invoice contractors and submit their deduction files through SettleUP.
Payments and deductions are displayed online with projected net settlement amounts.
Settlement payments are disbursed to contractors and deduction amounts to vendors.
With SettleUP, we help your team process driver payments and deductions efficiently, without all the headaches.
With SettleUP, contractors can approve or rescind approval of vendors to show that the deduction process is not involuntary and that they control profit and loss potential, not your company. Payment terms between the contracting company and contractor can also be documented to further demonstrate a vendor-to-vendor arrangement. Read more about how third-party settlement processing can benefit the independent contractor model.