Approving a stage is what makes it payable — and only that stage. From the moment you approve, you have up to 30 days.
A stage only becomes payable once you've looked at the evidence and approved it. If you don't approve, nothing is owed for it.
Your payment date is set from the approval, not from when the work started. You'll see the date in the app and get an alert before it.
The stage screen shows the account details — tap to copy them into your banking app — then tap "I've paid" so your tradesperson knows it's on the way.
An invoice for each approved stage, and a receipt once the payment lands. Both download as PDFs from the project.
Four stages. Two paid, one just approved, one still to come.
You pay the stage value you agreed. The last stage isn't payable until it's finished and you've approved it too.
Once you've approved a stage, eligible tradespeople can choose to access up to 80% of its value straight away through Rivvet, rather than waiting for your payment date. That arrangement is between them and Rivvet.
You pay the stage value you agreed. Whether your tradesperson takes their money early makes no difference to what you owe.
You still have up to 30 days from your approval. You won't be asked to pay sooner because they've taken their money early.
Nothing is paid out against work you haven't approved. Your approval is what starts it, which is why the evidence matters.
Use the email address your tradesperson invited. We'll send you a six-digit code — no password to set up, nothing to install.