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Create payments to or from owners in bulk

Create payments to or from owners directly from the statements page

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In VRTrust, you can create payments to or from owners directly from the statements page, saving time and ensuring accuracy across your payouts.

Create Bulk Payments

  1. Navigate to the Statements page

  2. Select the owner statements you want to include

  3. Click Create Payments

Note: Payments can only be created from published statements

When using this action, VRTrust automatically filters the list, so even if your selection includes draft owner statements, you will only have the option to create payments for statements in published status.

This helps prevent errors and ensures all payments align with finalized financials.


Understanding “From Owner” Payments

In some cases, you may see payments labeled “From Owner”.

This occurs when an owner has a negative balance (for example, an owner was overpaid).

VRTrust will suggest a payment amount to correct the discrepancy.

Financially, this will be recorded as a 'negative' owner payment in VRTrust.


Adjusting Payment Details

All payment amounts are suggested by default, but can be fully customized:

  • Edit individual payment amounts as needed

  • Set a default payment date at the top

    • This applies to all payments unless overridden per line


Finalizing Payments

Once you click Create Payments:

  • Payments are recorded in VRTrust

  • Your financial records are updated accordingly


Accounting Integrations

If you have accounting workflows configured (e.g., VRTrust Transfers to QuickBooks Bills), these payments will be included in the workflow.


Summary

Bulk payments in VRTrust allow you to:

  • Quickly generate multiple owner payments

  • Ensure payments are based on published, accurate data

  • Handle both payouts and owner paybacks

  • Stay aligned with your accounting workflows

This makes managing owner payments faster, more consistent, and easier to scale.

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