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DailyLogsPro Integration for Pay Applications and Change Orders

Connect the work documented in DailyLogsPro with the projects and Schedule of Values you manage in PayAppPro. Pull the right jobs into the field workflow, then send approved change orders back to PayAppPro as SOV lines without re-keying the same scope and amount.

DailyLogsPro and PayAppPro are separate Morton Technologies products with separate accounts and plan terms.

Connect field documentation to the billing workflow

Daily logs answer what happened on the jobsite. Pay applications answer what has been earned and requested for payment. Problems arise when project names, approved changes, and billing records are re-entered in separate systems.

The DailyLogsPro integration creates a controlled handoff. PayAppPro remains the system for AIA-style pay applications, SOV rollforwards, retainage, stored materials, and billing exports. DailyLogsPro remains the system for daily field records and the change-order workflow that begins with a documented field event.

The integration does not turn every field note into a billable amount. It transfers only an approved change order after the DailyLogsPro approval workflow is complete.

Current integration scope

  • Connect one DailyLogsPro organization to one PayAppPro account
  • Pull PayAppPro projects into DailyLogsPro on demand
  • Keep project identity aligned with stable project IDs
  • Send approved DailyLogsPro change orders to PayAppPro
  • Upsert each approved change as a PayAppPro SOV line

How DailyLogsPro and PayAppPro work together

A deliberate workflow keeps field records, authorization, and billing status distinct.

1. Connect

Pair the accounts

A PayAppPro administrator generates a short-lived, single-use pairing token. A DailyLogsPro administrator enters it once to establish the server-to-server connection.

2. Sync

Pull the project list

DailyLogsPro pulls project name, client, address, and status from the connected PayAppPro account. Re-syncing updates matched jobs instead of duplicating them.

3. Document

Develop the change

The field record preserves the originating date and available photos. The team develops scope and pricing, then obtains approval in DailyLogsPro.

4. Send

Create the SOV line

An administrator sends the approved change to PayAppPro. Repeating the request updates the same record instead of creating another SOV line.

What moves between the products

DirectionInformationCurrent triggerPurpose
PayAppPro → DailyLogsProProject name, client, address, status, and stable PayAppPro project IDAdministrator selects “Sync projects”Attach field records and changes to the project used for billing
DailyLogsPro → PayAppProApproved change-order identity, number, title, description, amount, labor/material lines, originating log date, photo count, and approval detailsAdministrator selects “Send to PayAppPro”Create or update a corresponding SOV line for the approved change
Important: the integration transmits change-order data and a count of originating photos. It does not currently transfer the photo files themselves into PayAppPro.

Why the approval boundary matters

A daily log may document an instruction, conflict, delay, or changed condition, but documentation alone does not authorize billing. DailyLogsPro keeps the potential event, pricing work, signature, and approval status visible before PayAppPro receives the change.

Once the change is approved and sent, PayAppPro can place it in the SOV workflow so the contract sum, continuation detail, progress billing, and retainage can be handled consistently with the project’s requirements.

Controlled handoff

Potential field event

→ priced change order

→ signed and approved

→ PayAppPro SOV line

→ eligible for progress billing under the contract

Secure server-to-server connection

The products connect without sharing user passwords.

One-time pairing

The initial token is short-lived and single-use. It is exchanged for credentials tied to the connected account.

Signed requests

Post-pairing requests use HMAC-SHA256 signatures, timestamps, and a five-minute replay window.

Encrypted credentials

DailyLogsPro stores the issued API key and signing secret encrypted at rest and decrypts them only when needed for a request.

FAQ: DailyLogsPro + PayAppPro

The integration lets a DailyLogsPro organization pull its PayAppPro project list on demand and send approved DailyLogsPro change orders to PayAppPro as Schedule of Values lines.

No. Daily logs preserve field activity and can identify potential changes. Only a change order that has been priced and approved can be sent to PayAppPro as an SOV line.

An administrator generates a short-lived, one-time pairing token in PayAppPro and enters it in DailyLogsPro. The systems then use encrypted credentials and signed server-to-server requests.

The current integration syncs projects when an administrator selects Sync projects in DailyLogsPro. Repeating the sync updates matched projects instead of creating duplicates.

The PayAppPro integration is available with the DailyLogsPro Business plan. PayAppPro subscription and usage terms apply separately.

Connect documented changes to the pay application

Use DailyLogsPro Business for the field and approval workflow, then send approved changes into PayAppPro for SOV-based billing.