Variation orders that never get written up. Progress claims that slip a fortnight. Subcontractors who need chasing three times. The admin in this trade isn't hard — it's relentless, and it happens after a full day on site.
The client asks for a change on site, someone says "we'll sort it out later", and later never comes. The Quotation Agent writes the VO from the site note the same day, prices it off your rate card, and holds it for your approval before it reaches the client.
Claims are built from site logs, delivery orders and photos scattered across three WhatsApp groups. The Progress Claim Agent assembles the pack against the schedule of works and flags what's missing before submission, not after rejection.
Someone has to know that the tiler is two days late and the M&E quote never came back. The Vendor & SLA Agent tracks every commitment against its date and chases in your name — escalating to you when a delay puts the programme at risk.
Nobody switches on six agents at once. These are the departments that pay for themselves first in this trade.
Variation orders written on the back of a delivery order and priced weeks later, and progress claims going in a fortnight after the works were done. The Quotation Agent writes each VO the same day from the site note; the Progress Claim Agent assembles the pack against the schedule of works and flags the missing photograph before submission rather than after rejection.
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