WHAT IF EVERY SITE PAYMENT CAME WITH PROOF?
Contractors see what was reported, what supports it, what is missing and who needs to act next. Screwge connects scattered photos, documents and approvals into one review record.
Screwge
Contractors see what was reported, what supports it, what is missing and who needs to act next. Screwge connects scattered photos, documents and approvals into one review record.
Screwge connects subcontractor claims, field evidence and quality approvals to the RA Bill—so contractors know exactly what can be certified, what is blocked and why.
Screwge records everything from work to payment. Watch a day on site become measured work, a reviewed record, and a recorded payment.
The site captures the day as it happens.
Screwge measures it into quantities that hold up.
Quantities become one reviewed RA bill record.
Payment completed externally and recorded in Screwge.
The acceptance decision stays visible between the subcontractor’s site claim and the quantity that enters the RA Bill.
See how site work becomes an approval-ready RA Bill.
Track every active site, budget, subcontractor count, document status, variation, and pending payment from the Projects dashboard.
Use the stage buttons to preview how Screwge moves a project from setup to AI-ready reporting.
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Five outcomes. One baseline. A clear result.
Days from formal submission to approval or certification
Supported claimed value ÷ total claimed value
Approved without corrections or quantity clarification
Bills returned because required proof was missing
Total review and correction hours across the team
Straight answers for project, commercial and finance teams.
It is the project record for a reviewed quantity: the BOQ item, location, claimed and accepted quantities, evidence, quality checks, reviewer decision, timestamp and linked RA Bill line. It makes the accepted quantity traceable from site submission to billing.
No. Screwge sits before the ERP or accounting system. It creates the accepted-work record and exports supported quantities and RA Bill packages into the process you already use.
Your organization decides. Project-level roles define who may submit evidence, review quality, accept quantities, approve variations and release a bill for commercial approval. Screwge records the authorized person and time for every decision.
The reviewer can accept the supported quantity and return the balance. For example, a 200 m² claim can produce 180 m² accepted for billing and 20 m² held for evidence, correction or rework.
They remain outside the supported bill quantity. The reason, responsible party and next review are recorded; when corrected work is resubmitted, the new decision is added to the same event history.
Changed work is separated from the original BOQ line. It cannot be billed until the variation is raised and approved; once approved, the accepted quantity links to the variation line and its evidence trail.
No. Screwge prepares the supported quantity, review history and RA Bill evidence package. Certification, accounting entries and movement of funds remain with the contractor’s authorized team and existing financial systems.
Follow one RA Bill from claim to supported decision.
Private storage with time-limited access to sensitive files.
SecurityRoles control who submits, reviews, accepts and approves.
PrivacyCorrections create a new event; the original remains visible.
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