Pricing Tool → Approvals queue

Reference Tables — Rebate Book Rates & Fee Tiers (Input!R5:AH19, Input!R29:AJ44 — read these before entering an override)
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Definitions (Instructions sheet)

Corpay Products

VC ONLYProviding only AP-related virtual card
VC + CheckSoftware solution that only processes AP-related payments made via virtual card or check
FULL APFull software solution that pays the customer's vendors via VC, check, ACH, or wire
MULTI-CARDPlastic cards or Ghost cards (card on file) used for employee-related expenses and as a Purchasing card

Financials

SOVMonthly revenue projected for Opportunity based on sales rep inputs
YieldEBIT generated as a ratio of card receivables — the higher the yield, the more financially secure the opportunity is
DSODaily sales outstanding = billing frequency (days)/2 + days to pay. Higher DSO = more generous credit terms, greater funding requirement

Interchange Types

CLASS IAny interchange above 220bps; follows regular customer rebate give model
CLASS IIEnhanced-data transaction qualifying for 190bps; follows non-standard Corpay bps keep model
CLASS IIIPurchases > $10,000 qualifying for a lower interchange rate; follows non-standard Corpay bps keep model
1 — Deal basics Pick the Product — the form adapts to it.
Pick a Product to see which sections you'll fill out.
2 — Virtual Card spend & interchange Monthly VC spend and the CSR interchange rate, if one applies.
More mix options — Class II/III, second CSR rate
2 — Multi-Card spend & interchange Monthly Multi-Card spend and the CSR interchange rate — the shape of nearly every deal.
More mix options — Class II/III, second CSR rate, World Elite / Multi-Card+
3 — Your ask The rebate you're offering and any setup-fee concession. Blank = standard book pricing — the easiest deal to approve.
Book fee is tiered by monthly SOV (e.g. over $5,000 SOV → $5,000) — auto-fills after pricing.
Advanced — Give/Retain structure, non-standard (Class II/III) overrides
Give = rebate paid to customer (default) · Retain = Corpay keeps the first X bps. Switching flips which boxes show above.
4 — Payment terms Days to bill / days to pay. 0 days-to-pay = prepaid (strongest economics).
Supporting documents Required over $10K SOV Evidence backing the deal — bank statements, competitor statements, customer emails, Excel/ERP exports (PDF, image, .xlsx, .csv, .eml, .txt; max 20 MB each). the Pricing Model Agent reads these and verifies the deal's claims against them. Full AP / Customized AP / VC Only deals: upload the deal's CorpayMatch workbook (filename containing “CorpayMatch”) — the agent verifies the deal's spend against its Estimated Card Spend.
…or drag & drop files anywhere in this section
No documents uploaded.

Pricing Deviations (how far off book — single approver, no tiered routing)

Submit the form to price a deal.

Pricing Model Agent (a read on how this deal is likely to land, and how to strengthen it — the full detailed assessment goes to the approver on submission; narrative is AI)

Price a deal first, then run the Pricing Model Agent.

Volume Rebate Tiers the offer's shape — defaults below, all values editable

Up toRangeRebate (bps)
Whole-volume mechanics: the tier a month's billed spend lands in applies its rate to all of that month's spend.

Interchange Mix Sensitivity same deal, same asks — economics if the billed mix drifts to each interchange type

Price a deal to see the mix envelope.

Step 13 — Review: Yield Model Summary Results (Input!D54:N75)

SOV by Product (Input!D62:K67, from 'SOV & Yield model' Product SOV Calculation; K66 = monthly SOV)

Monthly SOV (total) editable — down only

Blended bps Summary (Input!J2:O4, from 'SOV & Yield model' Section 2)

Spend & Revenue (Input!D56:L59, from 'SOV & Yield model' Sections 1-2)

Profitability (Input!D68:D75, from 'SOV & Yield model' Section 3: Profitability & Yield)

Set-up Fee (Input!J49:L52)

SaaS Module Fees (Corpay Complete)