For SME building contractors
SiteBill photographs the delivery note on site, pairs it to the purchase order, and flags shortages the same day — so the invoice argument never happens.
No new systems for the merchant, no apps for the driver, no behaviour change for site beyond taking a photo.
Office raises a purchase order on any device. SiteBill keeps the PDF with the job and tells the site what to expect and when.
The driver hands over a creased bit of paper. Your site manager photographs it. SiteBill reads it — supplier, reference, quantities — and pairs it to the right PO.
24 lengths short? One load of concrete missing? The office knows before the wagon's off the plot — not when the invoice lands.
When the invoice arrives, SiteBill checks it against the PO and what actually arrived. Clean ones sail through. Disputed ones come with evidence.
Every document kept with its job, and a weekly or monthly summary emailed round — download the whole lot as one organised folder any time.
Short loads, invoiced-but-never-delivered materials, purchases with no PO. It adds up faster than most contractors expect.
Assumes 1.5% of materials spend lost to short deliveries, over-billing and no-PO purchases — the figure most SME contractors find when they first reconcile properly — and that SiteBill recovers around 70% of it in year one.
Estimated annual leakage
£14,400
SiteBill typically recovers
£10,080
Around £2,520 per job, per year — for less than the cost of a pallet of plasterboard a month.
Try the working demoMonthly rolling, per company — not per user. Cancel any time. Pay yearly and get 2 months free.
For one live job and a small team.
£150 /month +VAT
or £1,500/year — 2 months free
For contractors running several jobs at once.
£349 /month +VAT
or £3,490/year — 2 months free
For multi-team businesses that want the full audit trail.
£750 /month +VAT
or £7,500/year — 2 months free
Yes. Travis Perkins, Jewson, Selco, Keyline, MKM, Buildbase and hundreds of smaller merchants — SiteBill reads their delivery notes and invoices regardless of format, because it reads the document, not an EDI feed.