Same pay period,
different jobs

Spandrel Pay is bills, ACH, and waivers. Each role looks at a different slice of that period — not a different product.

CFO / Controller

The pay period should reconcile itself

Lien waivers ride the payment, not a chase list in week four. Every bill, approval, and document change keeps an audit trail. QuickBooks stays the ledger — costs that belong to a job show up on the bill you actually pay.

Project Manager

See what is blocking pay before the sub calls

Eligibility sits on the bill: waiver, W-9, COI. You see the hold, not a surprise. Change orders and commitments exist to support that pay decision — they are not a second operating system.

Owner / Principal

Approve from the site

Pending pay across jobs, without a back-office staff. Vendors enroll themselves: documents and bank. You approve; the gate still holds if something is missing.

AP / Office Manager

Less re-entry. Same books

Bills come in, get coded, and wait on eligibility. Reminders go out for missing W-9s and COIs. Confirmed payments write back to QuickBooks so the ledger does not need a second pass.

Walk the pay period for your role

Bills, ACH, and lien-waiver e-sign — from the desk that actually runs them.