Supplier invoices
Bills get retyped, and overcharges slip through.
Each bill is read, matched to the order and the job, and held for approval when something doesn’t add up.
Example: Twelve downlights invoiced, ten ordered. The bill waits for a person, with a polite query already drafted.
See the example →Compliance paperwork
Safety documents and subcontractor insurance expire quietly.
We set up the tools that draft safe work method statements and track licences and insurance, with reminders before anything lapses.
Example: A subcontractor’s insurance runs out in three weeks. The reminder goes out now, not on the day.
Timesheet checks
Payroll errors start with timesheets nobody had time to check.
Timesheets are compared with the jobs before payroll, and anything unusual is flagged for a person to decide.
Example: Eleven hours on a job booked for four. Someone looks before the pay run, not after.
Owner’s weekly report
The numbers are in your software, but nobody has time to pull them together.
Every Monday, one page: jobs won, quotes waiting, overdue invoices and jobs running over budget.
Example: Three quotes over $10,000 have had no reply for a week. They’re at the top of Monday’s page.