Screwge

Reviewed with field evidence Contech edition Every subcontractor accounted for
The Screwge Times
Monday, June 14, 2026 IST Vol. 04 No. 06 Payment readiness special

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.

Proof uploaded Compliance clear Change order logged Payment ready
Subcontractor work verification and evidence platform

Every billed quantityshould alreadyhave proof.

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.

Human-authorized decisions Evidence linked to accepted quantities Works before your existing ERP
One accepted work record

Claimed.Accepted.Billed.

The acceptance decision stays visible between the subcontractor’s site claim and the quantity that enters the RA Bill.

Claimed quantity 200 m²
Accepted quantity 180 m²
Supported value ₹2,70,000
01 Claimed Subcontractor reports 200 m² completed.
02 Evidenced Required photos, measurement and checklist are attached.
03 Reviewed Screwge flags missing or inconsistent information.
04 Accepted Engineer accepts 180 m² and returns 20 m² for rework.
05 Billed ₹2,70,000 enters RA Bill #07 with its supporting record.
How it works

Projects

See how site work becomes an approval-ready RA Bill.

01

Track every active site, budget, subcontractor count, document status, variation, and pending payment from the Projects dashboard.

AI comment Four active projects, one budget variance and two payment blockers are visible before the morning coordination call.

Use the stage buttons to preview how Screwge moves a project from setup to AI-ready reporting.

All of this starts with one field update · Sheet A-108 · Field

Your subs just report work.

They see the assigned work, its location, the completed quantity and the exact proof required—not the rest of the project.

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New work claimSummit Steel Fabricators
Work packageFloor 8 · Structural Decking
BOQ item4.2.7
LocationZone C

Required before submission

3 of 4 requirements complete
What Screwge measures

Measure the pilot.

Five outcomes. One baseline. A clear result.

01
Cycle speed

RA Bill submission-to-approval time

Days from formal submission to approval or certification

02
Coverage

Accepted Work Coverage at submission

Supported claimed value ÷ total claimed value

03
Approval quality

First-pass approval rate

Approved without corrections or quantity clarification

04
Evidence completeness

Missing-evidence return rate

Bills returned because required proof was missing

05
Team effort

Staff review time per RA Bill

Total review and correction hours across the team

FAQ

Straight answers for project, commercial and finance teams.

What is an Accepted Work Record?

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.

Does Screwge replace our ERP or accounting software?

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.

Who is authorized to accept completed work?

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.

What happens when only part of a claimed quantity is accepted?

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.

How are rework and rejected quantities handled?

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.

How are variations linked to accepted work?

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.

Does Screwge transfer contractor payments?

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.

Control before certification

Evidence that stays.
Decisions with an owner.

Follow one RA Bill from claim to supported decision.

AWR-002184

Floor 8 Decking

Claimed
200 m²
Accepted
180 m²
Rework
20 m²
Accepted by
Priya Sharma
RA Bill #07Supported
01 · Data and storage

Private project records

Private storage with time-limited access to sensitive files.

Security
02 · Permissions

Project-level access

Roles control who submits, reviews, accepts and approves.

Privacy
03 · After acceptance

Accepted evidence stays

Corrections create a new event; the original remains visible.

Trust center
Human-authorized decisions
Original decision history preserved
Project-level permissions
Evidence preserved at acceptance
Exportable audit packages