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Case study: Payapps & ADCO

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INTRODUCTION TO ADCO CONSTRUCTIONS ADCO has a proud history of nearly 50 years in construction, having completed over 3,500 projects valued in excess of $14 billion. ADCO aspires to be the builder of choice for their clients, their consultants, their contractors and their people. They have a national presence, with offices throughout Australia and are [...]

Case study: Payapps & Fabcon Structural

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INTRODUCTION TO FABCON STRUCTURAL Fabcon pride themselves on delivering the most challenging structural steel and architectural metalwork projects in the industry, from high end architectural staircases and cantilevered entrance canopies, to precision surgical operating theatres where a ‘cotton gloves’ approach to structural steel is required. Fabcon stands out from the crowd in providing not just [...]

Calculate retention in Payapps

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In this video learn how easy it is to calculate retention using Payapps. Payapps is designed to improve collaboration between subcontractors and builders, especially when it comes to payment applications. We also make it super-easy to store all your contract and compliance information in one place and integrate with your favourite accounting packages like QuickBooks [...]

Zuuse to acquire GCPay

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Zuuse to acquire GCPay, a leading North American provider of construction payment applications software Zuuse announced today that it has agreed to acquire GCPay - a leading North American provider of cloud collaboration software aimed at streamlining the subcontractor payment application process in the construction industry. GCPay will significantly strengthen the Zuuse global solution offering in the construction [...]

Retention And How It Works

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So what is retention? Retention is security held by a procuring contractor to guarantee the performance of a supplying contractor and in particular to safeguard against defects in the event that the supplying contractor fails to satisfactorily rectify them. The security is usually in the form of cash withheld (retained) but is often substituted for a bank guarantee [...]