Take value from the account, not from the invoice file
The commonest way a CVR lies is by reading value off what has been invoiced or certified rather than off the true position of the account. Value the works from where the account actually stands, your measured entitlement, variations at your honest current assessment, claims exposure marked as exposure, so the value line is what the job is worth, not what the last certificate happened to say.
Updated: 22 August 2026
Building a CVR that tells the truth
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