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Understanding Your Everflow Pay Dashboard

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Understanding Your Everflow Pay Dashboard

Your Everflow Pay dashboard puts everything you need to manage payments in one place. Let's explore what you can do and where to find key features.

Overview

Your Everflow Pay dashboard is where you fund your account, pay your partners, and confirm the money actually moved. The redesigned dashboard adds payment trends and a set of shortcuts, so you can see how you are tracking as well as what needs doing today.

What's Changed Last updated August 28, 2026
August 28, 2026 Updated
Rewritten for the redesigned dashboard. Added the Summary and Quick Actions sections and the Auto-Approved payments bucket. The Your Account card has moved to Company Details as Your Funding Wallet, and the Services card has been retired now that Everflow Pay International is available to everyone.
July 1, 2026 Added
Documented the new Fund Account menu (Bank Debit and Manual Funding Instructions), the Deposits view, and the new Auto-Approved payments card.

The dashboard at a glance

Logging in opens on a single overview split into four areas: your balance, anything needing attention, your payment trends, and shortcuts to the things you do most.

The Everflow Pay dashboard showing Your Funds, Payments Requiring Attention, the Summary section with payment trends, and the Quick Actions panel

Your Funds

Your Funds shows the balance you can pay partners with right now. Use the eye icon to hide it. When it runs low, select Fund Account and choose Bank Debit to pull straight from your bank, or Manual Funding to send a wire or ACH yourself.

Payments Requiring Attention

This is the area you will check most. It groups payments into four buckets and warns you the moment your balance cannot cover what you have approved.

Payments Requiring Attention showing the warning banner and the Auto-Approved, To Approve, Awaiting Funds and Rejected buckets
BucketWhat it means
Auto-Approved (last 30 days)Payments released automatically because they met your auto-approval rules. If you have not set this up, the button reads Activate Auto-Approval.
To ApprovePayments waiting for you to approve before they are released.
Awaiting FundsPayments you have already approved, but your balance cannot cover them yet. Fund your account and they process automatically, so you do not need to re-approve them.
Rejected (last 30 days)Payments that did not go through. There is nothing to retry on your end. Contact pay.help@everflow.io and the payments team will look into it.

The banner adapts to your situation and always names the exact amount to deposit, with a shortcut to fund your account from where you are standing.

Summary: your payment trends

The Summary section is new. It answers how you are tracking rather than what needs doing, across three panels.

The Summary section with the Sum of Payments donut, the Payments Trend chart and the Top Payees panel, each with its own time filter
Sum of Payments: your total, broken down by Approved, Awaiting Funds and Rejected.Payments Trend: how your payment volume has moved over the period.Top Payees: the partners you are paying most.

Each panel carries its own time filter, so you can compare a short window against a long one side by side without changing the whole page.

The time filter open on a Summary panel showing Last 30 Days, Last 90 Days, Last 12 Months, Month to Date, Quarter to Date and Year to Date
Six ranges, not just the last 30 daysEach panel offers Last 30 Days, Last 90 Days, Last 12 Months, Month to Date (MTD), Quarter to Date (QTD) and Year to Date (YTD). The default is the last 30 days.

Quick Actions

Quick Actions puts the things you do occasionally within one click, and surfaces your accounting sync status without you going looking for it.

The Quick Actions panel showing accounting integration sync status, notification preferences, inviting a team member and getting support

Your accounting integration appears here once connected, with the current sync state and a View Details link. A red line means one or more syncs failed. If it says No Action Needed the system will retry on its own. The full guide is in Checking Accounting Sync Status. The other shortcuts cover notification preferences, inviting a new team member, and getting support.

Where your money is: Transactions

The Transactions menu answers three questions:

Payments: did my payouts go out? Track, approve or reject outgoing payments.Deposits: did my funding land? Each request shows In Progress, Complete or Failed, and whether it came in by Bank Debit or Manual Funding.Ledger: what is my full history? Every debit and credit with a running balance, so you can reconcile against your own books.

Set up once: Manage

The Manage menu holds the things you configure rarely: your payees, your team, your accounting connection and your company details.

Payees: payee information, payment types, deposit currencies, contact and tax details. The Account Type column tells you whether each payee is set up as Domestic or International.Users: add team members, set access levels and track account changes.Accounting Integration: connect Everflow Pay to QuickBooks Online, Xero or NetSuite.Company Details: your company info, auto-approval settings, and your funding wallet.

Your banking details live under Company Details in the Your Funding Wallet card: the receiving bank, beneficiary, account and routing numbers, your balance, and the reference number you need for manual funding.

Company Details showing the Your Funding Wallet card with the account and routing numbers, reference number, and a reminder to include the reference code
Manual funding needs your reference codeWhen you send a wire or ACH yourself, the reference number from this card must go in the Wire/ACH memo, addenda or reference field. Transfers without it are rejected.

Getting your tax documents

When it is time to file, Tax Preparation under Documents gives you the transaction data for domestic and international payees so you can complete your 1099-NEC and 1042-S forms.

Quick answers

Why can’t I pay a partner?
The most common reason is that your balance cannot cover the payment, so it will be sitting under Awaiting Funds. Add funds with Fund Account and it processes automatically. If the partner is not yet payable, check their row on the Payees page: Is Payable and Un-payable Reason will tell you what is missing.

A deposit shows Failed, what now?
Nothing was charged or credited. Check your details and start the deposit again from Fund Account.

Where did my account details go?
They are under Company Details, in the Your Funding Wallet card.

Can I pay partners outside the US?
Yes. International payments are available to all Everflow Pay accounts, so there is nothing to request. Whether a specific partner is set up for domestic or international payment is shown per payee on the Payees page.