Paste your Queensland payment claim or drop its PDF. See what the BIF Act looks for, what's missing, and the day your customer's payment schedule is due.
Free, with no sign-up. A checklist, not legal advice.
Each item the Act looks for is marked Missing, Check, Found or Not required, so you can see what to fix.
The day your customer's payment schedule is due, with public holidays and the Christmas shutdown counted, and what happens if they don't reply.
Save the check and the claim as one PDF, ready to keep on the job file.
The three s68(1) items, the reference date, the head contractor's supporting statement (s75), and good-practice items.
15 business days at most (s76), or a shorter contract period.
Weekends, public holidays, the local show holiday, and 22 December to 10 January.
Illustrative example with a fictional builder.
Numa Claims is our back office for payment claims. Numa drafts each month's claim from your jobs and approved variations and brings it to you in chat. Tap Approve from site, and it goes from your own mailbox.
Then it tracks the due dates and compares the payment schedule with your claim, line by line. A named person approves every claim, and every amount is calculated by code, not AI.
Connect your mailbox and Numa reads six months of claim-related email, keeping only claims, payment schedules, RCTIs, remittances and variation approvals. Then it compares them all.
Each item links to its evidence and has one next step: add it to the next claim, chase the builder, or dismiss it with a reason.
Illustrative example from fictional sample data, not a customer result.
Numa Claims is in early access for Queensland subbies. Tell us about your trade and we'll be in touch.
saved per active user per month by construction businesses on the Numa platform (measured, 127-customer ROI benchmark). This figure is for Numa overall, not Numa Claims.
Numa is the AI operating system for SMBs — a product of Arcanum AI, Wellington, New Zealand.
The payment claim checker is a checklist, not legal advice. Due dates are calculated by Numa: check your contract and talk to your adviser if you're unsure. Numa Claims is in early access, and examples of it on this page use fictional businesses and figures.
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