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Payment Application Chaser

Track which GC pay apps are overdue, by how many days, and your total outstanding receivables.

The Payment Application Chaser tracks outstanding GC pay applications for subcontractors, calculating aging days and flagging overdue items. It shows total receivables exposure, overdue amounts, and helps subs prioritize collection follow-up.

Add Pay Application

General contractor receiving payment

Project the pay app is for

Pay application amount

$

When pay app was submitted

Contractual payment terms

Add your first pay application above to start tracking aging and overdue items.

Example

A plumbing sub has 3 outstanding pay apps: $32,000 submitted 45 days ago (Net 30 — overdue by 15 days), $18,000 submitted 20 days ago (Net 30 — current), $55,000 submitted 70 days ago (Net 60 — overdue by 10 days).

Pay App #1 (GC Alpha, School)$32,000 — 45 days aging, Net 30 — Overdue
Pay App #2 (GC Beta, Hospital)$18,000 — 20 days aging, Net 30 — Current
Pay App #3 (GC Alpha, Office)$55,000 — 70 days aging, Net 60 — Overdue
Total Outstanding$105,000
Total Overdue$87,000 (2 of 3 apps)
Longest Outstanding70 days
Status2 of 3 overdue, $87,000 at risk

How to Use This Tool

  1. 1Enter the GC name, project name, amount, submission date, and payment terms.
  2. 2Click Add Pay App to add the entry to your tracking table.
  3. 3Review the aging report — overdue items are flagged in red.
  4. 4Use the summary card to see total exposure and prioritize follow-ups.

How to Apply the Results

Follow up on overdue pay apps immediately — start with the longest outstanding. For pay apps approaching their terms, send a courtesy reminder. If any pay app is approaching your state lien filing deadline, consult the Lien Deadline Calculator and consider filing a preliminary notice.

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