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Currently our only option to verify changes to custom controlled Documents is to ask a Vendor to generate an invoice and send us a copy. It would be most helpful if GCs had the ability to preview controlled documents, to ensure the document is wha...

There are times when we need to process a single invoice through the Trimble Pay payment system without marking the entire project and pay period as "ready to pay." This situation arises when a subcontractor needs to be paid before we receive fund...

Many times, a sub is owed for prior pay apps due to compliance or payment issues, but we would like the sub to bill their final billing. We should allow a sub to change the conditional final to include amounts owed to them to make them final.

It would be useful to have the SOV be approved before a subcontractor can submit their 1st pay application. This ensures that the SOV lines are correct the 1st time and the subcontractor doesn't have to delete and resubmit their pay application.

When submitting a pay application, we have subcontractors asking for a place for them to enter their ERP system's invoice number. When receiving payment from us, the payment references the invoice number/pay app number that is created by Trimble P...

We have several team members that need to be part of a project, but do not need to handle the day-to-day management of the subcontracts/billings. Please add the ability to set email notifications by user (and/or by role) for more tasks. The amount...

Customer would like to see compliance docs that need review in the task list - or at least somewhere in the app. Emails are noisy and easily lost and when you have a lot of projects, manually checking each one is too cumbersome.

We need to split payments sometimes for joint check agreements. The split payments amount currently doesn't allow us to name who the payee is for those joint checks. We can only list the prime sub that the subcontract is assigned to.

This would allow us to see how many jobs a current sub is on to determine if they can handle another job and to see how fairly jobs are spread amongst subcontractors