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Practical guidance for your workspace, with the references behind your deadlines.
The guided Tiercord tour
Follow the guided tour or go straight to a chapter. Learn how your records, payments and deadlines fit together, at your own pace.
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23 chapters, one connected workspace
- Getting started
- Invoices & payments
- Compliance & evidence
- Workspace tools
What would you like to do?
Create and manage invoices
Prepare a proper invoice, review a saved draft, or delete unused drafts individually or together.
Read chapterReview an incoming invoice
Upload a PDF, check extracted fields and record the receipt evidence behind its deadlines.
Read chapterRecord a payment
Keep balances current and understand when an upstream receipt creates a downstream payment duty.
Read chapterRespond to a payment dispute
Understand the right notice, its source facts and the deadline for your position in the payment chain.
Read chapterImport and connect your records
Bring in a spreadsheet or connect QuickBooks, Xero and Procore. Review source evidence before relying on a balance.
Read chapterVerify a document
Use the PDF's verification link and compare its fingerprint with the saved document record.
Read chapterJurisdictions & legal references
Current coverage: British Columbia, Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and federal projects. Deadlines depend on the governing law and recorded events; BC prompt-payment dates are marked pending commencement.
British Columbia
Prompt-payment commencement status
Ontario
Construction Act
Alberta
Prompt Payment and Construction Lien Act
Saskatchewan
The Builders' Lien Act
Manitoba
The Builders' Liens Act
Federal projects
Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act
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Tiercord provides workflow guidance and document tools, not legal advice. Check the applicable law and project facts, and consult qualified counsel about your situation.