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# Making Payments with Tipalti

<https://helpdesk.revelator.com/support/solutions/articles/69000851195-making-payments-with-tipalti-to-payees>

Revelator Pro's Tipalti integration enables you make payments to the payees you owe money to, directly from your **Ready to Pay** screen.\
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Make sure you (as the Payor) and the Payees you wish to pay, have completed their [**Tipalti Connection**](https://helpdesk.revelator.com/a/solutions/articles/69000851192)**,** and [**Set Tipalti as their Payment Preference**](https://helpdesk.revelator.com/a/solutions/articles/69000851203) in Revelator Pro before attempting to pay with Tipalti.\
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**Make a Payment:**

* 1\. Approve the **Statements** in your **Royalties**> **Statements** screen.&#x20;
* 2\. All **Payees** who you owe money to will show on the **Royalties**> **Ready to Pay** screen.&#x20;
* 3\. Select the **Tipalti Payee** you wish to pay.
* 4\. A **Review and Pay** window will display.&#x20;
* 5\. Complete the fields and click **Send Payment.**
* 6\. After clicking **Send Payment**, your **Payee** will automatically be paid through Tipalti.\
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  **NOTE**: It can take up to 24 hours for a payment to be completed and display on your **Royalties**> **Transactions** page. \
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  **Congrats! You've completed your first integrated payment with Tipalti to a payee.**&#x20;


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