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SAL — Statement of Work Progress
Follow the path from measured progress to period billing, including the checkpoints that keep completed work, recognised value and project costs aligned.
Updated 12 October 2026Reviewed by Matthieu Crétier
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What is SAL — Statement of Work Progress?
The Italian SAL (stato di avanzamento lavori) records the cumulative value of work completed up to a given date against the contract. It is distinct from the payment certificate and the invoice; previous certified amounts and contractual retention are considered separately when determining the amount for the period.
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
- •Prepare and edit SAL progress lines from quantities, rates and progress checked by the responsible people.
- •Export the statement to Excel for review between site and office.
- •Contract quantity verification, acceptance of work and payment approval remain with the responsible roles.
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