Drawflow is the monthly draw back office for US electrical, mechanical, fire-protection, and similar trades that bill on AIA G702/G703 under state lien-waiver and retainage rules. Schedule of values → progress → pay app → AI QA → GC packet → waivers → cash.
Specialty subcontractors lose days — and retainage — to pay-app math, missing waivers, and GC packet ping-pong.
Drawflow locks the SOV, takes progress, builds G702/G703, runs pre-submission QA, and shares a packet the GC can approve without an account. Waivers are statutory forms with through-date checks, not Word templates.
6 capabilities, each one something you can point at during a security review.
SOV & progress
Lock the schedule of values; enter progress; generate G702/G703.
AI pay-app QA
Findings with human disposition before the packet leaves.
GC share link
Approve or reject the packet without creating a login.
Statutory waivers
Multi-state lien-waiver forms with through-date validation.
Change orders & collections
Capture COs from email/upload; run contractual collections cadence.
Certified payroll checks
Wage-determination checks where the job requires them.
Drawflow, answered
General contractors or subs?
US specialty subcontractors (electrical, mechanical, fire protection, and similar). The GC gets a review link, not the product.
Does it replace QuickBooks?
No. It is draw prep, waivers, and collections. QuickBooks hooks exist for the books.
See it against your reality.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an engineer who builds it - your use case, not a script.