SAL — Statement of Work Progress: definition and calculation | archim
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SAL — Statement of Work Progress
The SAL (stato avanzamento lavori) is the measure of the value of work completed up to a given date, expressed as a share of the total contract amount.
Updated 3 September 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is SAL — Statement of Work Progress?
The SAL (stato avanzamento lavori) is the measure of the value of work completed up to a given date, expressed as a share of the total contract amount.
Key points
- •It is compiled at month-end or at the agreed reporting period.
- •Progress percentages are compared with invoiced amounts and remaining billings.
- •It is the basis for progress invoices and for checking whether the project is aligned with costs incurred.
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In practice
- •It is compiled at month-end or at the agreed reporting period.
- •Progress percentages are compared with invoiced amounts and remaining billings.
- •It is the basis for progress invoices and for checking whether the project is aligned with costs incurred.
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How archim handles it
- •Links hours, materials and documents to the project to calculate the actual period cost.
- •Shows absolute and percentage margin in real time.
- •Helps you prepare billing data without reconstructing everything from scratch.
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