Pay applications / earned-work billing
Prepare the draw. Keep collection status honest.
Turn reviewed field progress into earned-work billing on FL Permit Pay's own AIA-style template, then keep submitted and collected states distinct.
PAY APPLICATION
Application 04
Harbor Renovation · Tampa, FL · through Jul 19, 2026- Contract sum
- $480,000.00
- Completed + stored
- $192,000.00
- Retainage
- 5.00% · $9,600.00
- Current payment due
- $62,400.00After $120,000.00 previous certificates
SELECTED SCHEDULE LINES
Earned-work review
- RoofingScheduled value: $140,000.00Progress: 60%Earned amount: $84,000.00
- Sheet metalScheduled value: $50,000.00Progress: 40%Earned amount: $20,000.00
- FlashingScheduled value: $30,000.00Progress: 50%Earned amount: $15,000.00
ONLINE COLLECTION
Conditional setupConnected account readiness and live payment configuration required.How the work moves
From earned work to a reviewable collection record.
The draw math, approval workflow, collection availability, and cleared-funds evidence remain separate.
- Step 1
Review earned work
Bring the schedule of values, completed work, stored materials, and retained amount into one draw record.
- Step 2
Prepare FL Permit Pay's template
Compute standard AIA-style G702 and G703 math on FL Permit Pay's own template. It is not an official AIA form.
- Step 3
Review before sending
Resolve source or math warnings and confirm retainage requirements against the contract and applicable law.
- Step 4
Record the submitted state
A submitted status records the workflow step. It does not prove customer receipt, approval, or collected funds.
- Step 5
Reconcile cleared funds
When online collection is enabled, cleared webhook evidence records payment. Checkout creation alone never marks the draw paid.
Next step
Keep this draw's math and payment evidence together.
Sign in to prepare a pay application, review its warnings, and track the submitted and paid states separately.
Online collection remains conditional on live configuration and connected-account readiness.
