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Get Paid by Fulcrum · Pilot

Track what
you’re owed.
Follow up
professionally.

For subcontractors managing payment applications, part-payments and the next follow-up. Keep your records and editable reminders together.

Early pilot. Guided demos available; public app access is not open yet.

Get PaidSample data

Example · Oak & Beam Interiors

Workshop fit-out

Still unpaid£4,800.00

Application £6,000 · Payment received £1,200

Your next step

Follow up on this payment

Prepare a reminder that reflects your latest records.

Review payment reminder →
✓

Your records, your words.
Edit the message and send it from your email.

Illustration of the workflow, using a fictional business.

A clearer payment routine

From application
to next action.

01

Record the application

Keep the amount, contract and payment dates together.

02

Keep the balance current

Record payments and notices so you can see what your records show as outstanding.

03

Follow up with confidence

Review an editable reminder, send it yourself and record the follow-up.

Help shape the product

Built for the person
doing the chasing.

If your payment routine is a spreadsheet and a trail of emails, we’d like to see how Get Paid fits. Start with a short guided demo using sample data.

Request a pilot demo ↗

Before you start

A few useful details.

Does Get Paid send emails for me?

You review the draft and send it from your own email. Opening an email draft does not confirm that it was sent or delivered.

Does it replace my accounting software?

Get Paid focuses on applications, recorded payments and follow-ups. Payments are entered manually; it does not currently reconcile your bank account.

Are late charges guaranteed?

No. Any estimates depend on the contract and applicable requirements. Get Paid is a record-keeping and drafting tool, not legal advice or a guarantee of recovery.

Who is behind Get Paid?

Fulcrum KD LTD, the software company building this product. Explore our software services →