Our client invoices over 1,000 construction jobs each month. Majority of their billings follow AIA Billing guidelines, which require inclusion of 4 separate documents; an invoice; an Application and Certificate for Payment (G702); a schedule of values, also known as, a continuation sheet (G703); and a conditional lien release for progress or final payments.
Although the paperwork was relatively simple and to prepare, it did take an average of 250 working hours each month. Due to restrictions associated with the timing of construction job invoicing, and requirements of determining an accurate percentage of work completed, a majority of the billing paperwork work could only be completed during the latter part of the month. As a result, the Billing Department was consistently burdened by a substantial amount of overtime.
Our client approved a WEB based application that receives revenue accrual and billing data separately, then stores each set of data independently in a cloud based SQL database. Billing coordinators use an intuitive WEB application to generate all the required billing documents with just few clicks.