Ecommerce integration

Coordinate worker pay, bills you owe, and service checks with Square

Connect Square with Wingspan to link worker records, visits, and tracked hours. Your team reviews completed service work and closed timecards. Contractor work approval creates one amount owed. Finance gives separate approval before pay. W-2 pay keeps its own payroll path. Customer sales stay separate from worker costs.

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Connect the work to the payment

  • Square

    TeamMember

    Wingspan

    Worker records (payees)

  • Square

    Timecard (closed)

    Wingspan

    Work logs and work items

  • Square

    Booking

    Wingspan

    Engagement templates and assignments

Choose which records sync and when they move. Your team stays in control of work review and payment approval.

Check readiness before booking work

Selected Square team members sync to Wingspan worker records. Keep the Contractor or W-2 type. Workers add the right forms in Wingspan. Your team reviews checks for each assignment. Selected booking fields show readiness for store leads.

Reviewed service work to contractor pay

Reviewed visits and closed timecards sync to Wingspan work items. A manager approves the contractor work log. Agreed rates set one amount owed. The worker sees an invoice. The payer sees a payable. Finance gives separate payer approval before pay. W-2 wages keep their own payroll path.

Share assignment readiness with store leads

Selected booking fields show readiness for the assignment. Store leads see progress. Access to Wingspan worker records still follows Wingspan roles and rules.

How Square works with Wingspan

Square tracks team members, bookings, sales, and timecards. Wingspan manages worker records, checks, work, and pay. Each worker record is called a payee in Wingspan. It keeps the selected Contractor or W-2 type.

Your team chooses which Square workers sync. Contractors add Form W-9 and required files in Wingspan. W-2 workers use their own hire forms and payroll with withholding. Each worker has an assignment under a reusable engagement template. Readiness applies to that assignment.

Booking details provide context for planned service work. Your team confirms when the work is finished. A booking alone does not prove completion. Reviewed work and closed timecards sync to Wingspan work logs. Approving contractor work creates one amount owed. The worker sees an invoice. The payer sees a payable. Finance gives separate payer approval before pay.

Square sales and payouts track customer money. They stay separate from worker payments. Wingspan payment updates help your team match worker costs. Deposit confirmed means the sending bank or provider finished processing. It does not prove the worker bank posted funds.

Start with the records you already use

TeamMember
A worker profile in Square. It tracks roster details and store roles.
Booking
A booked visit. It links a client to a worker for a service.
Timecard
Tracks a worker shift in Square Labor. It records clock-in and clock-out times.
Order
A sale record. It lists retail goods and service fees.
Invoice
A bill sent to a client to collect payment.
Payment
A customer card sale. It records funds paid at checkout.
Payout
A bank deposit. It moves customer card sales to your account.
PaymentRefund
A customer refund. You review it before you change worker pay.
Booking custom attribute
A selected field on a Square booking. It stores readiness or work review status for the visit.

Sync options

Choose which tool holds each record. Set the changes that sync between them. Connect your records to the Wingspan workflows below.

TeamMember

Worker records (payees)

In both directions

Selected Square team members sync to Wingspan worker records. Each record keeps its Contractor or W-2 type. Creating the record and inviting the worker are separate steps. Workers add the right forms in Wingspan, and your team reviews checks for each assignment.

Timecard (closed)

Work logs and work items

Square to Wingspan

A closed Square timecard records the end of a shift. Your team reviews the hours before sync. Selected hours become work items in a Wingspan work log. A manager approves the contractor work log. This creates one amount owed. The worker sees an invoice. The payer sees a payable. Finance gives separate payer approval before pay.

Booking

Engagement templates and assignments

In both directions

Square booking details link a customer, service, and team member. They provide scope for the matching Wingspan assignment. The engagement template sets shared rates and checks. Each assignment keeps worker dates and terms. Store leads review readiness before booking work. Your team confirms completed work separately.

Order (service lines)

Payables

Square to Wingspan

Square service order lines provide context for contractor costs. For a known amount owed, use a direct payable in Wingspan. For tracked hours or units, use work log approval. Choose one path for each cost. A customer payment does not approve worker pay. Finance gives separate payer approval. W-2 costs stay on the payroll path.

Invoice

Client invoices and payers

In both directions

Square Invoices sends bills to clients. These bills link to client projects in Wingspan. The client acts as the payer. Your team tracks client bills apart from bills you owe workers. Collecting money from a client does not release worker pay on its own. Finance keeps client sales and worker pay separate.

Booking custom attribute (readiness)

Requirements and eligibility

Wingspan to Square

Engagement templates set required checks. Wingspan tracks each worker check on the assignment. Your team reviews the results. Selected readiness flags sync to booking custom attributes. Store leads see progress. Passing one assignment does not clear every assignment.

Payment and Payout

Payment status and references

Reference or reporting

Square Payment and Payout records track customer sales and money sent to your business. Use Wingspan worker payment dates and references to reconcile worker costs separately. Deposit confirmed in Wingspan means the sending bank or provider finished processing. It does not prove the worker bank posted funds.

PaymentRefund

Work logs and work items

Square to Wingspan

A Square customer refund flags linked project costs for review. Your team checks the work and amounts owed before making changes. A customer refund does not erase valid worker pay. Keep clear rules for disputes and corrections. Finance reviews new payments before payer approval.

Integration workflows

01

Reviewed visit work to contractor pay

Your team confirms that service work is finished.

Square booking and order details provide context for the visit. Your team confirms the work and agreed amount. For tracked units, sync work items and approve the contractor work log. For known amounts, choose the direct payable path. Use one path for each cost. Finance gives separate payer approval. Wingspan pays the approved amount.

02

Reviewed timecard to contractor pay

Your team reviews a closed Square timecard.

A worker clocks out and the timecard closes. Your team reviews the hours. Selected hours sync to a Wingspan work log. A manager approves the contractor work. This creates one amount owed. The worker sees an invoice. The payer sees a payable. Finance gives separate payer approval. Payment dates and references help match your books.

03

Customer refund to project cost review

Your team issues a Square customer refund.

The refund flags linked project costs for review in Wingspan. Your team checks the work and amounts owed. A customer refund does not erase valid worker pay. Review disputes and corrections before changing records. Finance gives payer approval for new payments in a separate step.

Plan your integration

Keep worker types and pay paths clear

Choose which Square team members sync. Keep Contractor or W-2 on each Wingspan worker record. Contractors use contractor forms and bills. W-2 workers use pay statements and payroll with withholding. Choose one tool to send each payment and one owner for each tax filing.

Separate card sales from worker pay

Square payouts send customer sales to your business bank. Wingspan worker payments use a separate pay path. Keep sales and worker costs separate in your books, using payment dates and references to match records.

Set refund and chargeback review policies

Set clear rules for refunds, disputes, and worker cost review. A booking alone does not prove work was completed. A customer refund does not erase valid amounts owed to workers. Your team reviews the records before corrections. Payer approval for pay stays separate.

How the worker lifecycle fits

Connect worker records from hire to pay. Choose the Contractor or W-2 type and keep the right checks for each.

Workers and worker types
Selected Square team members map to Wingspan worker records. Each record keeps its Contractor or W-2 type. Workers add the right forms in Wingspan.
Engagements and assignments
Booking details provide service scope for reusable engagement templates. Each worker has a separate assignment. The assignment keeps worker dates, terms, and agreed rates.
Requirements and eligibility
Engagements set required checks. Wingspan tracks each worker check on the assignment. Selected readiness flags sync to booking custom attributes. Store leads see progress.
Work logs and approved work
Reviewed timecards and service work sync to work items. A manager approves the contractor work log. Booking acceptance alone does not prove completed work. Payer approval to pay stays separate.
Payables
Contractor work approval creates one amount owed. The worker sees an invoice. The payer sees a payable. Known amounts use direct payables instead. Choose one path for each cost. W-2 pay uses employee payroll.
Client invoices
Square Invoices sends bills to clients. These bills connect to client projects in Wingspan. Your team tracks client bills apart from worker pay.
Payments and payouts
Wingspan tracks worker payments separately from Square customer sales. Deposit confirmed means the sending bank or provider finished processing. It does not prove the worker bank posted funds. Payment references help match your books.
Tax forms and reporting
Wingspan tracks worker tax records for its pay path. Contractors use W-9 and 1099 forms, while W-2 workers use employee payroll tax forms. Choose one owner for each filing and define access to any shared tax fields.

Connect Square to your worker workflows

Bring worker records, work review, and payments together. We’ll help you set up the flow your team needs.

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