Days worked, per diem and anything they put on a personal card — entered by the contractor, private until they submit it, approved by the office, and forwarded to accounting as a PDF.
Real screens from the live product.
A seventeen-day stint is one line reading seventeen days, with the span shown — not seventeen rows to scroll past.
For crew claiming the federal rate, type the city and the M&IE rate for the fiscal year is fetched and added at the right number of days.
Drop a receipt on the invoice and the vendor, total and date are read, the expense line is created, and the image is attached to the PDF.
A draft is invisible to administrators — enforced by the database, not by hiding a button. Submitting makes it visible and emails the PDF.
Every AirworthyBase module reads from the others — data entered once, working everywhere. Integrations inform; they never assume.
The same receipt reader, applied to a contractor’s own card.
What a rotation was projected to cost, against what was actually invoiced.
Rates come from the consulting agreement they signed.
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