The Money page
One page for what came in, what needs approving and who to pay, and how to fix a payment.
- Who this is for:
- transaction coordinators, real estate agents
- Updated
- Nov 9, 2026
- 2 min read
Money is one page for what came in, what needs approving and who to pay. What you see depends on your role.
How do I…
- Record money from the title company
- Pay a commission
- Pay a referral
- Split a commission between two agents
- Track listing costs and paid costs
- Approve and pay work
- Set up commission plans
What you see
- Financial administrators and account managers see four tabs: To do, History, People and Mine.
- Someone who only approves work sees Work to approve and Mine.
- Everyone else sees Mine: your earnings and your work pay.
Everyone has Log work at the top of the page.
To do

- Money coming in lists what has not arrived and is not late. Press The money arrived when it does.
- Needs a look sits beside it and shows problems, such as an amount that doesn't add up or money not marked arrived 2 days after closing. Click one to see the numbers. A row leaves once it is fixed.
- Work to approve shows as a bar when work is waiting for a decision.
- Pay these people lists each person once, oldest wait first. Open a row to see what they are owed.
The search box filters every list by address, person or amount.
Paying someone
- Press Mark paid beside their name.Everything they are owed is ticked, except anything that needs a look first.
- Untick anything you are not paying now.The total updates as you go.
- Add the paid-on date and a reference.One date and one reference cover the whole payment.
- Press Record.If something can't be paid, you are told which item and why. The rest is paid.
Fixing a mistake

Open History and find the payment. Undo a bill or work, or Correct a commission on the deal's Register tab. You say why, and the other items in that payment stay paid.
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