90-day invoice cycles. Same-week settlements.
The payment engine built for architecture firms. AIA G702 billing, retainer splits, consultant pass-throughs — all resolved before the owner cuts the check.
Riverside Cultural Center
Contract Sum: $316,100 · Period: Jan 1 – Jan 31, 2026
Funds settle within 2 business days via ACH
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Architecture billing is broken by default.
Built for how architects actually bill.
Ledger speaks AIA natively. G702, G703, retainage splits, phased milestones, consultant pass-throughs — not bolted on, but built in from day one. So the 87-day average becomes your competitor's problem, not yours.
Retainer disputes that derail projects
Client withholds 10% retainage past substantial completion. You have no paper trail, no automated release trigger, no leverage.
Smart retainage tracking auto-calculates release dates from your contract terms. One-click G702 amendment triggers the release request.
Missed draw deadlines cost a full cycle
Miss the owner's monthly draw window by one day and you wait another 30. That's $47,500 sitting idle for 60 days instead of 30.
✓ Ledger sends draw reminders 5 days before every window closes
Consultant won't release drawings until paid
Your structural engineer is holding the stamped set. Your client is waiting. You're caught in the middle with no payment flow visibility.
✓ Consultant pass-through payments handled in one dashboard
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Firms that switched. Their numbers:
Before Ledger, I was financing my clients for 90 days and calling it business. Now I see a deposit before the next billing cycle opens. It's not a small thing — it's the difference between hiring or not.
Stop financing your clients.
Start getting paid.
Ledger is free for architecture firms. Connect your AIA billing workflow in under 10 minutes — no credit card, no contracts, no generic processors taking 3%.