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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 — all in one place. This guide walks you through each area so you always know where to go to get something done.

What's Changed Last updated July 1, 2026
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

When you log in, the dashboard opens on a single overview: your available balance, your account details, the regions you’re set up to pay, and anything that needs your attention.

The Everflow Pay dashboard: Your Funds balance, Your Account details, the Coverage card (Domestic and International Payments), and Payments Requiring Attention.

Start here: Your Funds & balance

Your Funds shows your available balance — the money you can actually pay partners with right now. When it runs low, select Fund Account to top up: Bank Debit pulls straight from your bank (US and Canada), or use Manual Funding Instructions to send a wire or ACH yourself.

Two cards sit beside your balance:

Your Account — the bank details on file for your Everflow Pay wallet: your funding bank, plus your account and routing numbers.Coverage — the regions you’re set up to pay. Domestic Payments covers partners with a US bank account; International Payments covers partners in 103+ countries. Each shows Active or Inactive — if a region is Inactive, click Request to enable it before you can pay partners there.

Your daily loop: Payments Requiring Attention

This is the area you’ll check most. It groups everything that needs a look into three buckets, and warns you the moment your balance can’t cover what you’ve approved.

To Approve — payments waiting for you to approve before they’re released.Awaiting Funds — payments you’ve already approved, but your balance can’t cover them yet. Fund your account and they process automatically — you don’t need to re-approve them.Rejected (last 30 days) — payments that didn’t go through. If a payment looks off or seems stuck, reach out to pay.help@everflow.io and our payments team will look into it and follow up with you — there’s nothing you need to retry on your end.

The banner adapts to your situation: a blue Heads Up when you have unapproved payments your balance can’t yet cover, or an orange Warning when payments you’ve already approved are underfunded. Either way, it shows the exact amount to deposit and a shortcut to fund your account:

Payments Requiring Attention with a blue Heads Up banner — deposit to cover unapproved payments — plus the To Approve, Awaiting Funds, and Rejected buckets.
Payments Requiring Attention with an orange Warning banner — your balance can’t cover already-approved payments — with a button to fund your account.

Where your money is: Transactions

The Transactions menu answers three questions:

Paymentsdid my payouts go out? Track, approve, or reject outgoing payments, and spot any that are waiting on funds.Depositsdid my funding land? Each request shows In Progress, Complete (the money’s in your wallet), or Failed (it didn’t go through — just start it again), and whether it came in by Bank Debit or Manual Funding.Ledgerwhat’s my full history? Every debit and credit with a running balance, so you can reconcile against your own books.
Everflow Pay sidebar showing the Ledger view under Transactions

Set up once: Manage

The Manage menu is where you configure the things you’ll rarely change — your payees, your team, your accounting connection, and your company details.

Payees - Payee information Payment types (ACH, Wire, International) Deposit currencies Contact details Tax information More Users - Manage your team: Add new users Set access levels (Authorized User) See contact information Track account changes Accounting Integration - Set up or manage your accounting integration to connect your payment operations in Everflow Pay directly to your third-party accounting software Company Details - View basic company info See bank account details Check your balance Track account creation/modification dates

Getting your tax documents

When it’s time to file, the Documents area saves you from hand-collecting data:

Tax Preparation - Download the necessary transaction data for domestic and international payees to easily complete your 1099-NEC and 1042-S IRS tax forms

Accounting Integration Card

If you have connected an accounting integration (QuickBooks Online, Xero, or NetSuite), your dashboard will display an Accounting Integration card. This card shows the current status of your accounting sync at a glance.

New Feature The Accounting Integration card appears on your dashboard automatically once you connect your accounting software. Learn how to connect →
Card State What It Means What To Do
Not Connected "Connect your accounting software" Click Connect Now to set up your integration
All Syncs Successful (green) Everything is working — all payments synced successfully No action needed
Failed Sync: Action(s) Needed (red) One or more syncs failed and require your attention Click View Details to fix the issue
Failed Sync: No Action Needed (red) System-level issue that will self-resolve No action needed — the system will retry automatically

For the full guide, see Checking Accounting Sync Status.

Quick answers

Why can’t I pay a partner?

The most common reason is your balance can’t cover the payment — you’ll see it under Awaiting Funds in Payments Requiring Attention. Add funds with Fund Account and the payment processes automatically. If the partner’s region shows Inactive under Coverage, click Request to enable it first.

A deposit shows Failed — what now?

A Failed deposit means it didn’t go through, so nothing was charged or credited. Double-check your details and start the deposit again from Fund Account.

What does the Coverage card show?

It shows which regions you’re set up to pay: Domestic (partners with a US bank account) and International (partners in 103+ countries). If one reads Inactive, click Request to enable it.