--- title: "Payroll status and funding process" slug: "payroll-status-and-funding-process" tags: ["transfer of funds", "wire transfer"] updated: 2026-07-22T15:47:09Z published: 2026-07-22T15:47:09Z canonical: "help.wrapbook.com/payroll-status-and-funding-process" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.wrapbook.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Payroll status and funding process ## Overview Payroll status in Wrapbook helps production accountants and administrators track the progress of payroll processing across their projects, providing real-time visibility into where each payroll stands in the payment lifecycle. ## Status types Your project’s payroll will always have one of the following status: - *Draft status* shows when editing/approving/importing timesheets and calculating payroll - *Calculate* shows when balancing the payroll - *Post* shows when payroll is ready for funding - *Funding* shows when your company is in the process of providing funds to Wrapbook to pay workers. Once a payroll is funded, changes cannot be made to the timecards or batch. Always verify all information before completing the funding step. ## Funding process The exact process for funding payroll depends on your company's payroll funding method: ### ACH Companies using automatic bank debits (ACH) will have the funds automatically withdrawn from their connected bank account. - Payments to workers are initiated once receipt of funds is confirmed by Wrapbook ### Wire transfers Companies can send the payroll funds to Wrapbook via a wire transfer. When wiring payroll funds from your company’s bank to Wrapbook, be aware of the following: - Your company’s bank may charge a fee for the wire transfer - *Wire transfers offer the fastest processing time for payroll funding in Wrapbook* when quick turnaround is needed - You’ll be required to provide proof of the wire transfer to Wrapbook - Once Wrapbook confirms receipt of the funds, payments to workers will be initiated To wire payroll funding: 1. In the left-side navigation, click the dropdown. menu, and select **All projects** 2. In the left-side navigation, click **Company settings** 3. On the *Company settings* dashboard, click the **View** button next to *Wrapbook bank transfer instructions* 4. Follow the instructions to wire the funds from your company’s bank account to Wrapbook ### Drawdown accounts Companies with a drawdown account will have the funds automatically pulled from their pre-funded account. - Payroll funds are automatically withdrawn from the pre-funded drawdown account when this funding method is selected - [Click here to learn more about drawdown accounts](/v1/docs/payroll-funding-methods#drawdown-accounts) ### Net terms - Companies with net terms will have Wrapbook pay out the payroll first and then invoice the company, who must pay within their agreed payment terms When running a payroll that will be funded under *Net terms*, be sure to select **I will send** during [Step 3](/v1/docs/run-payroll#start-the-payroll-workflow) - Please contact your Wrapbook Customer Success Manager or the [Support](/v1/docs/how-to-get-help-using-wrapbook) team if your company wants to use net terms to fund payroll ## What does "Funded" mean? When a payroll reaches **Funded** status in Wrapbook, it means Wrapbook has confirmed receipt of the payroll funds and has initiated payments to workers. **"Funded" does not mean workers have already received their deposits** — it means the disbursements are in progress. The time between a payroll reaching Funded status and workers seeing the money in their bank accounts depends on factors specific to your production: your funding method, your payment history with Wrapbook, your workers' banks, and whether your payroll includes union talent that requires a paymaster review step. Because these vary by production, there is no single universal delivery window. For questions about your production's expected payment timeline, contact your Wrapbook CSM or reach out to [Wrapbook Support](/v1/docs/how-to-get-help-using-wrapbook). ## Submission deadlines The deadline to approve and fund payroll in order to hit a target pay date depends on your production's **funding method** — for example, whether your account is set up for Net Terms, Drawdown, Expedited ACH, or Manual funding. These deadlines are not the same across all productions. To find out the specific deadline that applies to your production, contact your Wrapbook CSM or check your [payroll settings](/v1/docs/payroll-2-1) in Wrapbook. ## SAG-AFTRA and union payroll Union payrolls, including SAG-AFTRA, go through an additional **paymaster review step** before funding can be initiated. This adds time to the standard payroll timeline. To ensure your workers are paid on schedule, work with your Wrapbook CSM to establish the right submission cadence for your production's union payroll. ## Why does my bank show "TakeOne Network" instead of "Wrapbook"? Wrapbook's legal entity name is **TakeOne Network Corp**. ACH transactions originating from Wrapbook will appear on workers' bank statements as **TakeOne Network** — not "Wrapbook." This is expected. If a worker reports a missing deposit, ask them to search for **TakeOne Network** in their bank transaction history before assuming the payment was not sent. Before running your first payroll, it can be helpful to notify your bank that you will be initiating ACH transactions through TakeOne Network Corp via JP Morgan Chase Bank. This can prevent unnecessary holds on payroll transactions. If your bank has already flagged or blocked a transaction, contact [Wrapbook Support](/v1/docs/how-to-get-help-using-wrapbook) for assistance. The method of identifying a group of documents input to an accounting system together for data flow control purposes; in data processing, a group of items entered a unique alpha and/or numerical identifier and held until processed. Regarding payroll processing, “batch” often denotes a specific department. (Automatic Clearing House) An electronic payment form that is usually provided for free by the bank. Wire transfers are generally not free. Vendor billing for products or services rendered. Person responsible for processing payroll data to produce employee paychecks and reports; an individual who calculates inputs and processes payroll and is knowledgeable about the various union and guild requirements in their respective jurisdictions. Screen Actors Guild- American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; the union which has jurisdiction over all performers.