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Vendor payments

From approved invoice
to recorded payment.

After a plumbing repair, check the invoice and payee details. Approve the bill, then record a completed payment or create its check record. Keep the expense connected to the rental; a payment record does not initiate a bank transfer.

Built for landlords and property managers who pay their own vendors.

  • Invoice review
  • Payment records
  • Connected expenses
BillsReady for review
RecordsPayment date and reference
Tax yearVendor totals
YouApprove every pay
A qualified technician repairing a kitchen sink
Confirm the plumbing work.

Compare the invoice with the agreed repair and actual outcome.

The AI reads the invoice before you do.

Use the available invoice check to review suggested price anomalies and possible duplicate charges. Compare the source invoice and vendor records yourself, including any missing W-9 information, before approving the bill.

Price anomalies flagged against the vendor's history
Duplicate bills caught before they get paid twice
Review missing W-9 information with the vendor
Repair tools beside a contractor’s invoice
Keep the repair, invoice and your review together.

Review the bill, then record the payment.

Review and approve the bill. Record a completed payment or create its check record, keeping the payment date and reference. Recording a bill as paid does not initiate a bank transfer.

Review the bill and its approval status
Record a completed payment or create a check record
A payment record does not initiate a bank transfer
Rental ledger and transactions ready for review
Check the source records before confirming the entry.

The expense posts itself, categorized for Schedule E.

The second a payout clears, the expense posts to that property's ledger, categorized for Schedule E and tied to the right unit. The Stripe fee posts beside it, split fairly, so the books balance themselves. There is nothing to key in and nothing to reconcile at month end.

Posts to the property ledger the moment it clears
Categorized for Schedule E, tied to the right unit
The fee is shown before you send
See the accounting
A rental document ready for review
Review the rental’s document before taking the next step.

Keep vendor totals ready for tax review.

Review recorded payments by vendor and tax year. Collect W-9 information and check the totals against the reporting requirements for that year. Export supported records for your tax professional; Rentari does not file with the IRS on your behalf.

Review vendor totals against the reporting requirements for the payment year
No signed W-9, no payout. The W-9 auto-files
One CSV at year-end for your CPA or tax software
Repair tools beside a contractor’s invoice
Keep the repair, invoice and your review together.

Vendor payment questions

What does Rentari.ai charge to pay a vendor?
Recording a bill payment does not move money. Check your selected plan and any bank or payment-provider charges before arranging payment. Rent collection has its own fees on the pricing page.
Does the AI ever pay a vendor on its own?
Invoice checks provide suggestions for review. You approve the bill and record the actual payment or check. A suggestion, approval or payment record does not confirm that money reached the vendor.
How are 1099s and W-9s handled?
Keep W-9 details and recorded payments with the vendor. Review the relevant payment year and reporting requirements with your tax professional, then export supported records. Rentari does not e-file with the IRS on your behalf.

Stop chasing invoices and writing checks.

Review the repair invoice, approve the bill and record the completed payment. Keep the supporting document, expense entry and vendor total ready for your next report.

Review plan access and payment-provider fees before you begin.