George Business shows a clear overview of payment orders awaiting for your signature.
You'll find them in the drop-down menu under Your Orders –> Payment Orders within the Signature Folder tab.
Signature Folder
Last Article Update 17.12.2025
How to get to the Signature Folder
Via Menu item Your Orders
- Click "Your Orders" in the main menu, then select "Payment Orders".
- George Business will automatically show the tab with orders waiting for your approval.
Via "For your attention" widget
- If the For your attention widget is enabled, George Business will indicate the number of orders requiring approval.
- Click the blue button in the "You have orders waiting to be signed" row to go straight to the relevant tab.
How your order ends up in the Signature Folder
- For individual payments, you can save the payment by clicking "Save", or use "Save & new" to immediately enter another payment. In both cases, the order will be saved in the signature folder for later signing.
- For imported payment orders, if you upload them using standard mode, the imported payments will automatically appear in the signature folder.
Authorising an order
Click an order to view its details, including transaction information.
To sign an order, click the blue Sign button – either in the order details or directly in the list.
Deleting an order
You can delete a payment order either from the order details or via the three-dot menu on the right side of the order in the Signature Folder.
Bulk actions for orders
You can include both single and bulk orders in a bulk action, except imported bulk orders.
Select orders on the left side, then choose an action from the blue bar bellow:
- Delete selected
- Print PDF
- Sign selected
You can select different types of orders, provided they all share the same “Ordering Account.” After selecting the first order, George Business will limit your selection to orders from the same account.
A bulk order can only be selected and included in a bulk action if it contains at least one order in the batch.
A bulk order containing no payments cannot be signed – not even individually.
