Progress claims, in two clicks.
What you can claim, calculated as the work happens. Stage by stage, level by level. Bundle approved variations. Generate the PDF. Send.
Stop spreadsheeting your progress claims.
Claims should be calculated from the work that's actually been done — not from a separate sheet that someone reconciles once a month.
WNDW already tracks every stage on every opening. Use that data once. Don't re-enter it into a billing spreadsheet. See how in the guide to creating claims.
What the screen says
The number you actually claim. Front and centre.
Live, while the work happens. Stage by stage, level by level. Approved variations sitting alongside, ready to roll in.
One screen. The whole claim.
Available to claim, live
The number you actually claim, updating itself every time a stage gets ticked. Plus any approved variations waiting to be billed. No end-of-month tally.
Variations bundled in
Approved variations roll into the next claim with one click. When the claim's paid, they're paid. Nothing sits in a separate tab waiting to be remembered.
PDF the builder already pays against
The format your builder already pays against. No retyping. No "can you redo it in our template?"
Per-level or contract-wide
A tower bills by level. A shopfront bills against one number. WNDW handles both without you setting up a separate template.
Further reading
Read up before you send the next claim.
How to Write a Progress Claim (A Subbie's Guide)
Check your contract, measure what's actually done, claim it honestly, and attach the evidence.
Read guide →Progress Claim vs Payment Claim vs Invoice
Subbies mix these up all the time. Here's what each one actually is, and why the difference matters.
Read guide →Security of Payment for Subcontractors: The Basics
Your statutory right to progress payments and fast adjudication, and why the paperwork wins.
Read guide →Run a real claim, in fifteen minutes.
Bring your last claim. We'll walk through what it'd look like in WNDW and what your PDF would say.
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