Commission ledger
Track the record. Keep payment separate.
Keep commission calculations, review states, and authorized record updates beside the work without presenting the ledger as payroll or a payment rail.
Commission ledger
Saved commission lines
- Banked
- $4,240.00
- Submitted
- $2,875.00
- Settlement
- Outside FL Permit Pay
How the work moves
Follow the record without overstating the money.
Each step describes an internal commission record. Payment remains an external company responsibility.
- Step 1
Save a draft calculation
The ledger keeps the rep, job, amount, basis, and applied rate source with a saved commission line.
- Step 2
Submit it for manager review
Submitted is a saved review state. It is not approval, payroll authorization, or proof of payment.
- Step 3
Approve it into the banked balance
Approved lines contribute to banked: approved commission that has not been recorded paid.
- Step 4
Use the grouped payout path when available
That workflow groups the exact approved lines and records the user's confirmation that the office already sent payment outside FL Permit Pay.
Commission record states
Each state is an internal record, not a payment.
A commission line moves through these saved states. None of them run payroll or move funds.
- 01DraftA saved calculation with the rep, job, amount, basis, and applied rate source. Not yet submitted.Draft
- 02SubmittedA saved review state awaiting a manager. Not approval, payroll authorization, or proof of payment.Review
- 03ApprovedCounts toward banked: approved commission not yet recorded paid. It does not issue payroll.Banked
- 04PaidMarked paid in FL Permit Pay, with or without a payout record. It does not prove external settlement.Recorded paid
- 05VoidA separate exception state. It never means paid.Void
Where the money actually moves
The ledger records commission state; the office sends the money.
Next step
Keep commission review with the work.
Sign in to review commission records available to your role.
FL Permit Pay records commission state; it does not run payroll or move funds.
