Measurement & Payment Certification
Connect measured work, inspection evidence, BOQ references, review decisions, and certified payment records.
Measurement & Payment
The process at a glance.
- 01Submit measurement
- 02Assess valuation
- 03Reconcile ERP status
Terms explained in plain language
- BOQ: Bill of Quantities
- The contract list of work items, units, quantities, and rates.
- ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning
- A connected business system often used for finance, purchasing, and payroll.
Why teams need measurement & payment
Commercial teams struggle to substantiate claims when measured quantities are separated from approved scope, site evidence, and previous certificates.
Measurement & Payment Certification
Coordinate measurement submissions and certification approvals using shared project, document, and workflow records. Dimensional calculations, BOQ ceiling rules, interim payment certificates (IPCs), retention, advance recovery, and invoicing are scoped commercial extensions or ERP integrations.
What is included in measurement & payment?
BOQ-linked measurement submissions
Record length, width, depth, unit, location, inspection reference, supporting evidence, and reviewer responsibility.
Quantity validation and duplicate review
Agree rounding, cumulative quantities, previous claims, variations, and authorized overrides before configuring calculation controls.
Interim payment review and certification
Route submissions from contractor QS to engineer and client reviewers. Configure retention, recovery, and valuation rules to the contract.
ERP reconciliation and commercial reporting
Separate submitted, assessed, certified, invoiced, and paid amounts; reconcile external ERP status through the agreed interface.
Move from follow-up to managed execution.
Measurement & Payment: from start to finish
Each step shows what happens next and where responsibility moves.
- 01Submit measurement
- 02Validate evidence and BOQ
- 03Review quantities
- 04Assess valuation
- 05Certify payment
- 06Reconcile ERP status
Track the results of measurement & payment.
Use these measures in operational reviews. Reporting definitions and data sources are agreed for your setup.
Certification cycle time
Submitted versus certified value
Unreconciled ERP records
One record, different decisions.
Contractor QS
Prepare quantities and supporting records.
Resident engineer
Assess measured work and inspection evidence.
Client commercial team
Review contract rules and certification authority.
Finance
Reconcile certified records with invoices and payment.