Most subbies don't lose money because their claim was wrong. They lose it because a notice window closed, an EOT never got filed, or a back-charge never got pushed back on. SiteFlow reads your subcontract and catches every one.
| DAYS LEFT | EVENT | CATEGORY | LD AVOIDED | STATUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1D | Heavy rain — pour suspended, half day lost | Weather | $10,000 | NOTICE DRAFTED |
| 3D | HC drawings late — crew stood down | Late Design | $40,000 | NOTICE DRAFTED |
| ✓ SENT | Access blocked by other trade — 2 days | Late Access | $80,000 | ISSUED |
No timesheets. No payroll. No project-management bloat — your existing tools already do that. SiteFlow is the contracts brain that sits on top and protects the money.
Drop in the subcontract PDF. In 30 seconds SiteFlow extracts every commercial clause — notice windows, LD rates, retention terms, set-off rights — and flags the traps, citing real clause numbers.
→ 17 red flags found in a real Tier 1 subcontract. In 30 seconds.Each variation gets checked against the contract — scope, notice timing, valuation basis — and turned into a formal branded claim document, ready to send with the clause basis attached.
→ Undervalued and unclaimed variations are the #1 leak.SiteFlow scans your site diary daily. Rain event? Late drawings? Other trade in your way? It drafts the formal EOT notice with clause citations — inside the contractual window, every time.
→ One missed EOT can mean six figures in liquidated damages.When the head contractor deducts for "damage" or "delays", SiteFlow drafts a formal dispute letter citing the clauses they skipped — the notice they never gave, the evidence they never provided.
→ Most back-charges quietly disappear when you push back properly.Drag the PDF in. SiteFlow reads every clause — the whole thing, not a summary — and builds the risk profile for that job.
Log the site diary in 30 seconds a day. Raise variations as they happen. That's the entire workload. No retraining, no new process.
Drafted EOT notices. Audited variation claims. Back-charge defences citing clause numbers. You review, you send, you get paid.
Every diary entry and every variation is automatically turned into a formal, branded PDF — your logo, document reference, signature blocks — and filed in a structured archive by project.
When a dispute lands eighteen months later and the head contractor says "you never told us" — you pull the dated, signed record in ten seconds. That's what wins adjudications.
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"I spent 17 years on the tools watching good subbies do the work, build the job, and then quietly wear the cost every time a notice window closed or a back-charge landed. I built the thing I wish we'd had."
A senior contracts administrator costs six figures a year — most mid-tier subs run without one and wear the cost. SiteFlow does that job on a flat monthly retainer: every contract read, every deadline watched, every claim drafted.