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Purchase Order (PO)

Updated over a week ago

What is a Purchase Order (PO)?

A PO is a formal agreement from your company to pay for gifts up to a specific budget. It is not a deposit; it is a "promise to pay." You will still receive monthly invoices that your Accounts Payable (AP) team must pay.

Invoice Portals

If your company uses an automated invoice portal (e.g., Coupa, Bill.com):

  1. Send an invite to billing@snappy.com.

  2. Once connected, invoices and reminders will automatically upload to your system.

  3. Troubleshooting: If an invoice is missing, contact support with the specific Invoice Number.

1. How to Add a PO

  1. Navigate to the Billing tab.

  2. Click + Add Billing Method > Select Purchase Order.

  3. Name Your PO: Enter your PO Number as the name.

  4. Set Budget: Enter the exact amount listed on your official PO approval document.

  5. Click Add Billing Method.

  6. Required Step: Email a PDF copy of your PO approval document to billing@snappy.com.

    • Note: The PO will remain "Pending" until our Finance team verifies that the Dashboard numbers match your PDF document.

2. How to Edit a PO

Need to increase the budget or update details?

  • Click the three dots (⋮) next to your PO > Edit.

  • Update the info and click Save Changes.

  • Important: If you changed the budget, you must email the updated PO approval PDF to billing@snappy.com.

3. Payment & Invoicing

  • Invoices: Sent on the 1st business day of the month for gifts claimed in the previous month.

  • Payment: Your AP team must pay these invoices via ACH/Wire, Check, or Credit Card within your payment terms.

  • Refunds: Refunds are not applicable to POs because no funds were prepaid. The "remaining balance" shown is simply the unused portion of your approved spending limit.

⚠️ Requirements

Using a PO requires Payment Terms approval. To qualify, you typically need:

  • Enterprise Annual Plan

  • $50k+ Annual Spend Commitment

  • Finance Approval (Credit Check)

Contact billing@snappy.com if you need to apply for terms.

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