StatsLog Software Corporation

Change Orders (GC 6.2)
When a change in the Work is proposed, the Consultant provides a written description and the Contractor submits pricing and time impacts. Once agreed upon, the Change Order adjusts the Contract Price and/or Contract Time.

FIVE pulls pricing data, schedule impacts, and contract references directly into Change Order forms—no manual re-entry. It links backup documentation like estimates, drawings, and correspondence and automatically adds required contacts. Built-in approval confirmations prevent unauthorized changes, while the centralized record keeps every change defensible and easy to review.

Go to statslog.com

Owner’s Right to Make Changes (GC 6.1)
The Owner has the right to make changes in the Work at any time through the Consultant, without invalidating the contract. These changes can include additions, deletions, or revisions and must be documented and authorized through formal Change Orders or Change Directives.

FIVE keeps all change requests, directives, and supporting documentation tied directly to the project record. It automatically populates Change Order and Change Directive forms with contract data, cost details, and contacts. Approval checkboxes ensure no change proceeds without proper authorization. Every revision, drawing, email, and cost breakdown is stored and traceable—so disputes, audits, and negotiations are backed by a complete digital history.

For a Demo, go to statslog.com

CASH ALLOWANCES = CHANGES (GC 4.1)
Cash allowances are included in the contract price for specific work or products, with actual costs adjusted through change orders. Proper tracking and authorization are required to maintain accurate contract pricing.
How Statslog FIVE streamlines cash allowance changes:
FIVE centralizes cash allowance schedules, expenditure records, and change documentation in one system. It auto-populates allowance details into change forms and tracks actual versus estimated costs. Approval confirmations ensure consultants and owners authorize expenditures before work proceeds, reducing disputes and ensuring accurate financial reporting.

Go to statslog.com