• Improving Cash Flow Predictability in 2025

    Improving Cash Flow Predictability in 20250

    By Patrick Hogan, handle.com Cash flow in construction is notoriously unpredictable. Projects start, work progresses, and costs pile up long before payment hits your account. Delays in invoicing, slow approvals, and late payments can leave subcontractors and suppliers scrambling to cover payroll, materials, and other expenses. Without steady cash flow, even the most profitable projects

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  • Streamlining Payment Processes in Construction: Enhancing Efficiency and Transparency

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    By Patrick Hogan, handle.com Construction businesses are acutely aware that streamlining business —particularly payments—can lead to faster transactions and, consequently, better bottom line. This is especially crucial in the construction sector where profits are typically slim and payment processes are notoriously slow. Thankfully, the industry is now actively moving toward electronic payment systems, a vital

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  • How Technology is Transforming Construction Collections

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    By Claire Wilson, Siteline The construction industry has a persistent challenge: getting subcontractors paid on time. Sound familiar? Given that only 5% of trade contractors report always getting paid on time—with most waiting an average of 90 days to get paid—delayed payments are an all-too-common frustration. This challenge partially stems from where subcontractors sit in

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