siteMargin was built for the contractor’s side of the table. Every number on it works from yours too — it is the same job, read from the other direction.
Three things run in both directions, and the software does not care which end you are standing at.
Your contractor claims it; you are the one holding it. Five percent of every certified claim, held back per unit, released when the work is signed off. On one house you remember it. Across nine units you do not — and he has every reason to remind you before you remind yourself.
He issues them; you are the one paying for them. Each approved change order sits against the original baseline rather than disappearing into a revised total, so when the final account arrives you can point at what was agreed, when, and for how much.
He reports it; you decide whether it justifies the claim. Money out against work actually done, per line, per unit. Ninety percent spent on sixty percent built is the thing you want in front of you before you certify, not after.
The second list is why the first one is worth believing.
The portfolio view and the retention register across every job are the two you will actually live in, and both sit on the Company plan.
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