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1. ohiopays.ohio.gov › helpful-resources › faqFAQs - Ohio

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   OhioPays includes help documents containing detailed instructions on using the portal. Find all help documents under Helpful Resources at ohiopays.ohio.gov webpage. If you have additional questions about OhioPays, contact Ohio OBM Shared Services Contact Center at OBM.SharedServices@OBM.ohio.gov or 1-877-644-6771, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. EST.

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     OhioPays is the State of Ohio portal for new Payee...

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2. ohiopays.ohio.gov › homeOhioPays | Ohio.gov

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   OhioPays. OhioPays is designed to provide Payees with convenient access to information about their financial interactions with the state of Ohio. OhioPays is easy to use and accessible across multiple devices (computers, smartphones, and tablets) with self-service features.

3. ohiopays.ohio.gov › getting-startedGetting Started - Ohio

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   OhioPays is the State of Ohio portal for new Payee registration. The portal also allows Payees to maintain their profile. Learn more about how to register and/or update your profile under Helpful Resources.

4. archives.obm.ohio.gov › Files › Ohio_PaysL MY PAYEE ID - Ohio

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   Follow the steps below for guidance on updating your Payee Tax Identification Number (TIN) on your OhioPays account. If you need assistance do not hesitate to reach out by email (obm.sharedservices@obm.ohio.gov) or phone (877-644-6771). 1 A Payee is any individual or organization who receives funds from the State of Ohio. Some common types of ...

5. archives.obm.ohio.gov › Files › Ohio_PaysSecond Step for Using the Portal Using the Portal

   archives.obm.ohio.gov › Files › Ohio_Pays

   Follow the steps below for guidance on updating your Payee Tax Identification Number (TIN) on your OhioPays account. If you need assistance do not hesitate to reach out by email (obm.sharedservices@obm.ohio.gov)r o phone (877-644-6771). 1 A Payee is any individual or organization who receives funds from the State of Ohio. Some common types of ...

6. obm.ohio.gov › areas-of-interest › state-of-ohio+payeesState of Ohio Payees

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   OhioPays is the State of Ohio system for new Payee registration. The system also allows businesses and individuals, as a Payee, monitor payments and update their profile when needed. Learn more about how to register and/or update your profile under Helpful Resources. To access OhioPays, click the Login button in the upper right corner of any page.

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   How do I Find my payee account in Oh|ID?

   • When you sign up for an OH|ID you will be able to use OhioPays to search for your Payee account using the “Find My Payee Profile” tool. If you or your organization are already registered in the state accounting system, OhioPays will send an automated message to your administrator asking them to give you access to your Payee account.

   FAQs - Ohio

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   Who is a payee in Ohio?

   • A Payee is any organization or individual who has registered with the State of Ohio so they can receive funds from the state (e.g., grants, payments for good and services, reimbursements). Am I or is my organization already registered as a Payee with the State of Ohio?

   FAQs - Ohio

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   What can I see if my Oh|ID account is associated with a payee record?

   • Once your OH|ID account is associated with your Payee Record, you can log in to OhioPays to see information about your financial transactions with the state, including real-time data on invoices, purchase orders, and payments. My OH|ID is associated with multiple Payee Records. How do I toggle between records in the OhioPays?

   FAQs - Ohio

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   What is Find my payee profile?

   • Find My Payee Profile allows you to search Social Security Number (SSN) or Employer Identification Number (EIN) or by individual/organization name, or to check if your name or SSN/EIN are already registered. If you begin a registration and the SSN/EIN is already registered, the system will notify you.

   FAQs - Ohio

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   What are the different types of payees in Ohio?

   • tate of Ohio. Some common types of Payees include anyone who provides goods or services to a State of Ohio agency, DODD Providers, grant recipients, reimbursements from the State of Ohio, and state fair participants ay .ohio.gov.2. C ck on Login.3. Enter your User ID, Password, and

   L MY PAYEE ID - Ohio

   archives.obm.ohio.gov/Files/Ohio_Pays/Help Documents/Locate_My_Payee_ID.pdf

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   How do I manage the account profile for my payee record?

   • As an administrator you have access to manage the account profile for your Payee record in OhioPays. This allows you to manage the users who have access to your Payee record and update the record through self-service features. The Self Service section will allow you to select your business and review or update information.

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8. archives.obm.ohio.gov › Managing_Payee_ProfileIRST STEP FOR USING OHIOPAYS

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   SECOND STEP FOR USING THE PORTAL. |ID account, you can either:Register as a Payee (Payees may be a business or an individual person depending on your relationship with the state) to con. business with the state. OR associate your personal OH|ID with one (or many) Payee(s) that are already in the state’s accounting system to con.