The QS certifies progress, not payment Cost to Complete remains the fundamental metric in construction funding risk reporting, but it has one structural limitation – it recognises costs when progress is certified & assumes that payment to subcontractors & suppliers follows. Of course, it often doesn’t. Although the QS assessment sits at the centre of […]
The new portal will go live on Monday Feb 9th 2026; if you have any questions or would like a personalised walkthrough, get in touch with your IPEX representative.
New look, new features – includes a sneak peak at the next wave of upgrades
Whilst lenders have traditionally shied away from the developer-builder model, it remains extremely difficult to get a project off the ground with a third-party builder in many sections of the market – this has forced lenders to re-consider their position. But although many are now warming to the idea of funding developer-builder projects, the underlying […]
To make it even quicker & easier to gather critical subcontractor payment information from IPEX, we’ve now pushed 9 new product features into production; 1: Open Book’ View now includes more key payment information Open book developer view now includes Contract Value (‘Contract’), ‘Paid to Date’ & ‘Retention Held’ information on Project Summary page You […]
A key challenge for property fund managers and their developmentpartners is that, even with best-practice financial checks and projectmonitoring processes, they have no way of confirming how much (if any)of each progress payment has been distributed to the subcontractors andsuppliers that formed part of the claim. This ‘blind spot’ is of particular concern given widespread […]
The construction process entails different stages, regardless of the type of project. Construction firms need to keep their whole supply chain in check, in which their cash flow is pivotal to a project’s success. Spending money for project-related expenses is no joke; many contractors don’t get paid until the job is complete. This is where […]
