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Draw — Construction Billing & Lien Waivers

Draw — Construction Billing & Lien Waivers

Progress billing and lien waiver tracking for construction subcontractors.

Aug 23, 2026 Finance & Accounting
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Draw — Construction Billing & Lien Waivers

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What it isDraw is a progress-billing and lien-waiver system for construction subcontractors. It produces AIA-style pay applications with a continuation sheet that carries itself forward — scheduled value, work completed to date, stored materials, retainage — and it stops a draft going out when the waiver that should travel with it is missing.Why it existsSubcontractors bill monthly against a schedule of values, and the paperwork is where the money gets stuck. A pay application short a signed lien waiver does not get paid; it just sits. So the overview does not show vanity metrics. It shows what is billed and unreceived, how much retainage is being held to closeout, and how many drafts cannot go out because a waiver is missing. That last number is usually the one worth real money.Try it before reading another wordLive demo, no signup: https://tekinworks.com/draw/ — the login is printed on the page ([email protected] / demo1234). It is loaded with a real-shaped project: a mechanical subcontractor mid-way through a $946,500 medical office building, six prior applications already carried forward. Type a figure into any billing line and watch total-to-date, percent complete, balance to finish and retainage move together. Bill past a line's scheduled value and it turns red.What the buyer getsFull source code, documentation, the seed script, and 30 days of email support for setup questions. The demo above is the product, not a cut-down version of it.What is not includedNo revenue, no customers, no traffic, no email list — none of these exist. No domain (the demo runs on a subdomain I own). You deploy to your own server and connect your own Stripe.Honest scopeSingle tenant per deployment. It generates G702/G703-shaped applications, not the copyrighted AIA forms themselves. No accounting integration yet — a QuickBooks or Sage export is the obvious first addition. No e-signature: waivers are tracked and uploaded, not signed in-app.

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