AIA Progress Billing Software (G702 / G703) for Contractors
Run monthly pay applications with retainage, the way commercial jobs actually pay
Bill larger commercial jobs the way owners and architects expect: a monthly Application and Certificate for Payment (G702) backed by a Schedule of Values continuation sheet (G703), with retainage held and released on schedule. BuildCrux builds the Schedule of Values straight from your winning estimate so it foots to the contract by construction, then runs each draw with per-line percent complete, stored materials, and retainage. The owner or architect certifies and signs on a secure link (they can certify less than requested), and the certified amount becomes an invoice in your existing accounts-receivable, Stripe, and QuickBooks pipeline. No more rebuilding a G702 in a spreadsheet every month, and no more draws rejected because the Schedule of Values does not tie back to the contract.

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