progress-claim-draft
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Open specification, in Draft, for drafting a builder's monthly progress claim and holding it for the builder to review, sign and serve. Nothing drafts until the account owner has accepted a waiver and indemnity; the contract sum, schedule of values and claims before come from the contract record; percent complete only from the project manager's site assessment for the month, with who and when; variations only with a signed acceptance; value to date less claimed before, checked line by line; one draft per contract per month, carrying a draft marker only a person removes. The build never serves, values work, dates a payment or touches a payment schedule. Free to implement, with a runnable stub. Use when building, reviewing or auditing this workflow. Carries the AIP-BS-PROGRESS-CLAIM-DRAFT open standard, free to implement under CC BY 4.0.
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