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Manage your payruns

Review completed payments and edit pending payruns before they're sent.

Written by Zach Hewlin
Updated this week

Edit pending payruns

If you've created a supplier payrun and it hasn't been paid yet, you can edit or remove it.

How to edit a pending payrun

  1. Go to Bills > Payments > Pending

  2. Click on the payrun you'd like to edit

  3. Click the pencil icon in the top-right corner of the screen

From here, you can:

  • Remove a specific payment from the payrun

  • Edit the amount of each payment

You can't add more bills to a payrun once it's been created. To pay additional bills, create a new payrun for the missing bills or cancel the existing payrun and start again.

Note: The edit option is only visible if you have permission to pay this payrun.

How to remove a pending payrun

To remove a pending payrun, click Decline payment in the payrun view. You can also get there from the Pending section by clicking the three dots and choosing Decline payment.

Editing pending payroll payments

The same options are available under the Payroll section for pending payroll payments.

Can I edit a payrun after it's been paid?

Once a payrun has been paid, it can't be edited directly in Apron. Contact our support team - in some cases we can make changes if the funds haven't been sent to the beneficiaries yet.

View paid bills

Go to Bills > Payments and click on any payment to access its audit log. From there, you can view original attachments for each bill and download the complete audit log using the Print or download button.

If you need a formal payment confirmation to share with a supplier, contact our support team and we can provide one.

View paid payroll

Go to Payroll and click on any payment to access its audit log. You can download the log using the Print or download button.

Need a statement of all payments?

Currently, it's not possible to download a statement showing all payments completed via Apron in a single file. If you need this, let our support team know.

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