Sometimes your subs can do mysterious things. Learn why and how they utilize lower-tier subs so you can build better processes for mitigating your lower-tier risk.

95% of general contractors have at least one lower-tier that is unaccounted for on their projects at any given time.

Project accountants play a vital role in complex construction projects. So what is it exactly that they do?

What are the ways that construction companies handle their compliance reporting, and what are the benefits of each method?

Here are some of the most common problems construction project managers face during a project.

Ready to be more efficient when you process invoices? Flashtract is offering ACH payments to cut down on the inefficiencies of paper checks.

Many contracts require written notice within a specific time frame to describe the details of change orders or delays in construction. As a result, courts only allow claims of non-compliance when contractors follow the terms to the letter. So how can you navigate these tricky notices?

Inefficiencies like rework, missing data, and conflict resolution cost the construction industry more than $177 billion each year. Instead of waiting for disaster to strike, it’s important to learn how to maintain compliance so issues never arise. Recognize potential risks and dangers that lead to non-compliance.

To help clear up the confusion around Ohio construction billing, we've put together a FAQ sheet. You can click on each header to expand the answer.

This guide will help you understand how to fill out the AIA G701 change order form and ways to avoid submission errors that could lead to delayed payments.

Flashtract has collected some of our most frequently asked questions regarding AIA-style documents.

To avoid time-consuming rejections, Pay Apps are typically required to follow a standardized format. For most construction companies, this means dealing with AIA G702 and G703 documents. In this article, we will cover the basic concepts around these commonly used AIA documents.

AIA-style G702 and G703 forms come with a few disagreeable terms and a lot of resentment. While it's true that these documents are in no way a perfect solution for professionals in the construction industry, there are some misconceptions about AIA G702/G703 documents.

When various teams depend on other companies to complete tasks that prepare a site for their portion of the project, they can cross their signals and have to rearrange their schedules. Instead of a lack of motivation, the culprit delaying production in the construction industry is more likely to be a lack of communication.

It's probably time to admit that Excel is not the right tool for managing pay apps. So why do companies use it? And what issues do they frequently run into? Learn more about how Excel is costing construction companies in this blog.

Most contractors know that pay apps are a complicated but necessary part of any construction project. However, many general contractors don't realize there may be potential solutions to streamline the process and make it easier for every employee involved in a job. Take these steps to reduce stress over pay apps.

Streamlining your billing process in other ways can lead to faster payments. Standardized required billing documents and pay app processes help companies avoid mistakes and oversights that delay payment.

Studies revealed slow payments cost general contractors a startling $64 billion in 2019. This is $24 billion more than in 2018, revealing this issue is only growing. Learn more about how to avoid slow payments in this blog post.

All general contractors know one of the key functions to your success is the relationships you build and maintain with your subcontractors. No matter how well your inner workings or project managers do their job, subcontractors can make or break a project.

What if we told you there was a better way to fill out your payment application forms? A faster way that takes only a few minutes of your time, and helps eliminate costly errors?