Log the wet day now,
claim it in March.

Rainfall, hours lost and what stood still, recorded on the day it happened and totalled against your contract rainfall allowance. Every day stays on this device, so the claim writes itself at the end of the job. Free. No sign-up. Nothing uploaded.

Nothing is uploaded. It all runs on your device Running totals against your allowance Pulls the rain days out of your site diary
1 The contract

Whose site, and what were you allowed?

Filled in once. Every day you record afterwards starts from these, so you only type them the first time. The allowance is what your contract says you carry the risk for. Leave anything blank and it is simply left off.


Your rainfall allowance

What the contract deems you carry yourself for inclement weather, before an extension of time is on the table. Read it off the schedule and put it in once. If your contract gives a figure for the whole job rather than per month, use the second box and leave the first blank.

When does a day count as lost?

The rule the totals apply, printed on the document so anybody reading it can see how the days were counted. A day is also counted whenever you record hours lost against it, whatever the rainfall was.

2 The day

What fell, and what stood still

One entry a day. Record it on the day, with the reason written down, and it is a record a delay claim can stand on. Recorded three months later it is an argument.


Labour standing

Who was on site and could not work. This is the line that turns hours into rands when the claim is priced.


Plant standing


Remarks

3 Save the day

Put it on record

Saving keeps the day on this device so it can be reopened and corrected. The monthly record and the claim summary are built from everything you have saved.

Nothing leaves your device. Entries are written to this browser's own storage and the PDFs are built in the page itself. Clearing your browser data clears the log with it, so export a backup now and then. See the privacy notice.
4 The record

Where you stand

Everything saved in this browser, totalled against the allowance you set. Change the project or the period and the totals follow.



The documents

The monthly record is the one you file and copy to the contractor as you go. The claim summary is the contract-to-date document, every month against its allowance with the standing time schedule behind it.

5 Optional

Put your own name on it

The free record carries a small IT Civils line in the footer. Pro replaces it with your company name and logo, and unlocks the claim summary. One payment, once, no subscription.

Already paid? Restore it on this device.
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