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Billing Portal

Manage payment methods, view invoices, and track billing history.

Updated over a month ago

Overview

This section explains how to access the Billing Portal, manage payment methods, view and pay invoices, and control billing permissions to ensure smooth and uninterrupted account billing.


Billing can be accessed from the Admin View when you log in.

Billing is divided into two main areas:

  • Payment Accounts

  • Invoices

Payment Accounts

The Payment Accounts section is where you add and manage the accounts that will be used to pay for EnrollHere services.
You may add either a Bank Account or a Credit Card.

Adding a Bank Account

To add a bank account:

  1. Navigate to Billing → Payment Accounts

  2. Select Add Bank Account

  3. Enter the required banking information:

Banking Information Required:

  • Account Number*

  • Routing Number*

  • Account Type*

  • Checking

  • Savings

After submitting, the new bank account will appear in your account list.

Managing Bank Accounts

Once added, you will see:

Account Holder Name

Account Number

Primary

Action

e.g. John Smith

****1234

Yes

Options to switch primary or delete

Notes:

  • Only one account can be marked as Primary.

  • To delete a bank account, you must first designate another one as primary.

Adding a Credit Card

When adding a credit card, you will be redirected to Stripe, EnrollHere’s secure payment processor.

Stripe Payment Window

The Stripe page will prompt you to enter:

Payment Details

  • Card Information

  • Card number

  • Expiration date

  • CVC

  • Cardholder Name

  • Billing Country or Region

  • (Optional) Email
– Used if you prefer Stripe to link or remember your payment details.

After entering the information:

Click Save Payment Information.

Stripe will display:

  • A confirmation that your payment method is saved

  • Links to Terms and Privacy Policies

Once completed, the card will appear in your Payment Accounts list just like bank accounts.

Invoices

The Invoices section shows all invoices generated for your account. From here, authorized users can view invoice details, download the invoice PDF, and submit payment using a saved payment method

How to Find your Invoice and Make a Payment

After you’ve added a payment method under Billing → Payment Accounts, you can view and pay invoices here.

  1. In the left-hand menu, select Billing → Invoices.

  2. The page opens on Sent Invoices by default. Select Received Invoices to view invoices issued to your agency.

  3. Your open invoice(s) will appear in the list.

  4. Under Actions (right side of the row), choose:

    1. View (Eye icon) to open the invoice details

    2. Download Invoice (inside the invoice details) to download the PDF

    3. Pay to submit payment

  5. When paying, select the bank account you want to use and confirm the payment to complete checkout.

Note: If you don’t see an invoice under Received Invoices, confirm you are in the correct agency/admin view and that your user has Billing permissions enabled (see below).

Billing permissions (Who can Receive Invoices & Pay)

Billing permissions control which users can:

  • Receive invoice emails

  • View and download invoice PDFs

  • Submit payments

How to enable Billing permissions for yourself or an Admin user

  1. In the left-hand menu, select Management → Platform Users

  2. Find the employee you want to update.

  3. Select the Key icon on the far right to open that user’s settings/permissions.

  4. Scroll to Billing and toggle it On.

  5. Choose the level of access you want:

    1. o All (recommended for the billing owner)

    2. o Or at minimum: Inbound Invoices + Payment Accounts

Note: Options like Outbound Invoices and Send Invoices may appear but may not be active yet. These are intended for future functionality (e.g., invoicing downlines through the platform).

Best Practices for Billing Management

Keep at least one active primary payment method

This avoids disruption in recurring billing or invoice settlements.

Update payment information ahead of expiration

Especially for credit cards, as expired cards will cause failed payments.

Review invoices regularly

Ensures transparency and keeps financial reporting accurate.

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