Marking a Shift as Paid
Confirm when payment has been sent or received for a completed shift.
Marking a Shift as Paid (Mobile App & Desktop Portal)
Confirm when payment has been sent or received for a completed shift.
Relief Buddy allows both workers and offices to record when a shift has been paid. This helps keep payment records organized and ensures both sides can easily confirm the status of completed shifts.
Once a shift has been completed, either the office or the worker can update the payment status directly in the Relief Buddy mobile app or desktop portal.
When Can a Shift Be Marked as Paid?
A shift can only be marked as paid when:
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The shift has been completed
Once the payment information is entered, the shift status will update to Paid.
How to Mark a Shift as Paid
For Offices (Owners)
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Open the completed shift in the Relief Buddy app or portal.
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Click Mark Shift as Paid.
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Enter the payment details:
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Payment Date
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Payment Method (Direct Deposit, EMT, Cheque, Stripe, or Other)
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Payment Reference Number (optional but recommended)
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Click Submit.
Once submitted, the shift payment status will update to Paid.
For Workers
Workers can confirm when they have received payment from the office.
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Open the completed shift in your Relief Buddy account.
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Select I've Received Payment.
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Enter the payment details:
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Payment Date
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Payment Method
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Payment Reference Number (if available)
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Click Submit.
The shift will now show a Paid status.
If You Haven’t Been Paid Yet
Workers can send a reminder to the office if payment has not yet been received.
To send a reminder:
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Open the completed shift.
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Select I Haven’t Been Paid.
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Confirm the request.
An automated email will be sent to the office requesting a payment update.
To prevent spam, reminders are limited to:
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One reminder every 24 hours
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Maximum of 3 reminders per shift
Viewing Payment Details
Once a shift is marked as Paid, you can view the payment details anytime by selecting the Payment Status on the shift.
This will display:
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Payment date
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Payment method
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Payment reference number
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Who submitted the payment record
Important Notes
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Payment details can only be edited by the person who originally submitted them.
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If payment details were entered by the office, the worker cannot modify them.
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If payment details were entered by the worker, the office cannot modify them.
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This feature helps maintain an accurate payment history for completed shifts.
Tip
Including a payment reference number (such as an EMT confirmation code or cheque number) can help both parties easily track and confirm payments.