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Setting up online access for Payers

Learn how to invite clients to the LawPay Link Payer Portal.

Overview

Giving your clients online access to LawPay Link allows them to manage their payment methods, view transaction history, and pay outstanding balances through a secure portal.

Note: Payers can only use the Pay Invoices feature for invoices created within the internal invoicing module or managed via a Connect module. Without these, access is limited to wallet management and history.


✉️ Inviting New Users

Follow these steps to grant a client access to the Payer Portal:

  1. Open Payer Record: Navigate to the specific Payer's details.

  2. Toggle Access: On the Payer Information tab, locate the Login Access toggle to the right of their email address.

  3. Confirm & Save: Switch the toggle to On, click Confirm in the pop-up, and then click Save at the bottom of the page.

  4. Welcome Email: The system will send a welcome email containing the login URL and instructions to create a custom password.

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🛠️ Managing User Access

Once access is granted, you can manage the user directly from their Payer Details page using the following actions:

  • Reset Password: Click the blue key icon to send a password reset link to the client.

  • Revoke Access: Click the red delete icon to disable their portal login immediately.

  • Email Changes: Do not simply edit the email field. If a client’s email changes, delete the old access and re-invite them using the new address to ensure the login functions correctly.

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🔗 Associating Invoices (Connect Users)

If you use a Connect module, you must define what the payer is allowed to see in their portal.

  1. Go to the Associations tab within the Payer record.

  2. Click the "+" (Add) button.

  3. Search: Filter by Client Name, Matter Number, or Invoice Number.

  4. Select & Link: Check the boxes for the items you want the client to see and click Create Association.

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