Authorise Payments

Authorise Payments

Payment authorisations allow you to approve and process creditor payments before they are sent to creditors. This article explains how to create, review, and manage payment authorisations in d6.

Finance > Creditors > Authorise Payments

How do I create a payment authorisation?

  1. Click Create payment authorisation.

  2. Select the creditor and the invoices to be paid.

  3. Submit for approval and process once approved.

Frequently asked questions

Can I cancel a payment authorisation?

Yes, as long as it has not yet been processed.

Last updated: April 2026 | Version 5.0

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