Invoice Cloud Online Payment Portal Now Available

The Village of Sugar Grove is excited to partner with Invoice Cloud, an EngageSmart solution for online billing and payments, to launch an enhanced digital payment portal for Sugar Grove utility customers. The new payment portal officially launched today, Wednesday, July 19^th.

Invoice Cloud is a user-friendly, electronic payment system available through the Village website that offers utility bill customers a variety of ways to pay bills.

Pay your utility bill anytime 24/7 via an easy-to-use online portal at https://www.invoicecloud.com/VillageofSugarGrove.
Manage your account and view up to two years of payment history.
Receive email reminders when your bill is ready, when a scheduled payment is pending and a confirmation after making a payment.
Make a one-time payment or register to gain access to all features.
You choose when to pay – simply schedule a payment for any future date (before the due date).
Set it and forget it with AutoPay with additional payment options including credit/debit card, bank account, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Venmo - save time and avoid late or missed payments.
On the go? Use Pay by Text to get text notifications about your bill and have the option to pay through text message with your default payment method.
Make a payment by phone or check your account balance 24/7 through an automated phone service at (866) 307-3718.

Simply use your utility billing account number to access your invoices. No registration is required for “One Time Pay" or you may create an account to access all features. Your information is confidential, secure and backed by the highest security standards.

Best news – It’s FREE! There are no added fees to utilize any of these great new payment features.

Current ACH/AutoPay customers are already set-up for automatic payments as before. No additional sign-up is required. You may make changes through Invoice Cloud.

If you have any questions regarding the Invoice Cloud portal, please contact the Finance Department at (630) 391-7200 or you may email your questions to genlog@sugargroveil.gov.

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