If a supplier has not previously received a payment directly through Yale Shared Services (Accounts Payable), they must first be set up as a supplier with Yale before any payment can be processed. This can add 7-10 business days to the transaction. Usually, when a request is made for payment, all of the information needed is included on the invoice. To be sure there are no delays, please send Katie Van Dermark the following details.
Supplier Name:
Supplier Category:
US Individual (US citizen or permanent resident)
Foreign Individual (Non-US citizen or permanent resident)
Foreign Business Entity
Phone Number:
Address:
Country:
Street Address:
City:
Postal Code:
E-mail:
Web Address (if applicable):
International Wire Payment
Yale will only wire payments internationally, not domestically. A direct deposit can be setup for domestic (US) accounts.
Wire Setup in Workday:
The wire setup will only need to be performed once, unless the supplier changes their bank account and then all of the items below will be required for a new setup.
NOTE: The name on the account the wire is to be sent to must match the name provided for the supplier setup.
Three items are required to complete a wire setup, which is to be completed at the same as the supplier setup
A completed and signed IRS tax form (W-8BEN for a foreign individual or W-8BEN-E for a foreign business entity), which are good for three years after signing
Wiring Instructions for the account the payment should be wired to:
Bank Name
Bank Phone Number
Bank Address
Street
City
Country
Postal Code
Contact Name (if applicable)
Contact Phone Number
Contact Email
Account Type (Checking or Savings)
Bank Account Number
IBAN Number (required for Europe)
Swift Code
Bank Branch Code
Currency Type
Bank letterhead with wire instructions (example button below)
Wire Payment:
As stated above the wire setup will only be required once, as long as the supplier account information does not change.
Once the wire setup has been completed, two items are required for each wire payment request
An invoice needs to clearly state what services are being offered in exchange for payment. Invoices that only have statements such as “Services Rendered” will not be accepted
A completed and signed IRS tax form (W-8BEN for a foreign individual or W-8BEN-E for a foreign business entity)
This form is good for three years from its signing, or the IRS issues a new version, so a new form will only be required once the old one has expired
Direct Deposit Into a US Account (Known at Yale as ACH/EFT):
Direct Deposit Setup in Workday:
A direct deposit (ACH/EFT) can be setup for suppliers who hold a U.S. bank account. Similar to the wire setup, the direct deposit setup only needs to be performed once.
Two items are required for a direct deposit setup
Completed and signed ACH/EFT Supplier Enrollment Form (provide the information below to Katie Van Dermark and she will provide the form for the supplier's signature)
Financial Institution Name
Type of Account
Checking
Savings
Other:_____
Account Number
Routing Number
Type of Business
Non-Profit
Individual or Sole Proprietorship
Corporation
Partnership
Other (please specify):___________
Voided check or bank letter signed by a bank representative
If providing a voided check, it must be imprinted, which means it includes the name, address, account and routing numbers. No information can be handwritten
Unable to accept starter checks, deposit slips, or bank statements
If providing a bank letter it must include the Name of the Account, Routing Number, Account Number, and Type of Account. This letter must be typed, not handwritten, on bank letterhead, and signed by by a bank representative.
Direct Deposit Payment:
As stated above the direct deposit setup will only be required once, as long as the supplier account information does not change.
Once the setup has been completed, one item is required for each direct deposit payment request
An invoice needs to clearly state what services are being offered in exchange for payment. Invoices that only have statements such as “Services Rendered” will not be accepted
Check Request
Just as with a wire or direct deposit payment, an invoice, which clearly states the reason for the payment is needed. The check will be mailed to the address provided during the supplier setup. A change of address will be required if the supplier needs the check to be sent to an address different from what was provided during the supplier setup.