How to Pay with Enterprise Credit

You can use Enterprise funds for paying Remote Team Members through VPM, as well as Gold Glove recruiting services. Other eligible uses can be confirmed directly with Enterprise.

No. Enterprise Credits can be used to pay VAs through VPM because VPM has an agreement with Enterprise. They cannot be used if the client pays the VA directly through third-party platforms like Wise, Payoneer, etc.

The fee covers the manpower and administrative work involved in creating invoices, coordinating with Enterprise, processing the funds, and wiring the money back to the client.

Enterprise requires the property manager/client to send them the invoice for processing. The invoice contains VPM-specific banking and payment information so Enterprise can pay VPM, and VPM can then transfer the funds back to you.

This is in place to protect you. Enterprise's policy requires their client to submit the invoice directly. This helps ensure Enterprise does not pay a vendor without your knowledge and serves as a security measure for your account.

The main reason is timing. VPM operates like a payment processor/payroll system and needs to pay Remote Team Members in a timely manner. Waiting for Enterprise to process the credits would interrupt the normal payment cycle. Instead, the client initially funds the payment, and VPM reimburses the client once the funds are received from Enterprise.

VPM does not monitor how many credits a client has available. This is between the client and Enterprise.

1. Schedule a quick onboarding call with your Account Manager.
2. The client emails VPM with the dollar amount of Enterprise credits they would like to use.
3. VPM creates an invoice and sends it to the client.
4. The client submits the invoice to Enterprise.
5. Enterprise sends the funds to VPM.
6. VPM wire transfers the funds, less the processing fee, back to the client.

Schedule a quick onboarding call with your Account Manager. During the call, we'll gather the banking information needed to transfer your Enterprise funds back to you.