Filing VCPs for clients

With the IRS requirement to file and pay for VCPs at pay.gov how are you handling this for your clients? With the new electronic requirement, I was completing the 8950 & 8951 in a pdf and providing it to my clients so all they had to do was fill in the blanks and submit the fee.  Our Forms provider links us to the IRS website and no longer provides a copy of the form and neither does the IRS. Curious how others are handling.  Thank you

I've been filling in everything online as if I was going to file, then taking a screenshot of everything I've done. I give the screenshot to the employer and tell them they have to re-enter all the data on their own, and then go the pay.gov website and complete the transaction. It isn't "consultant friendly" but it's all I've been able to come up with.

POA and submit as practitioner?

We use a POA, have the client sign a penalties of perjury statement, and submit as the practitioner.

We do the same as @RatherBeGolfing and @Alan Kandel.  Client sends us a check for the filing fee.  We deposit the check, then use a POA and the firm credit card to make the submission.

The thing that's a pain is that you want to have all the information for the 8950/8951 ready before you start the process, but you can no longer just fill the forms out in advance and submit them.  I actually saved copies of the old Forms 8950 and 8951, converted them to fillable forms, and fill them out (in order to have a reminder for myself, not to submit to the IRS) before each VCP submission.  And of course, this process will be even more cumbersome if they ever change what you have to submit online from what was required by the old forms.

Just curious, does the IRS's software allow a user to save, in the system, a draft and return to it when the user is ready to make the draft final, pay, and submit?