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Subcontractor management · Homebuilding

Qualified, insured trades under contract every time.

A framer starts work with an unsigned scope contract and a COI that expired in March. Nobody noticed until a claim hit an uninsured trade.

The reality

Trade compliance is a paperwork problem.

Onboarding a trade means collecting a W-9, a license, a signed scope and master agreement, and a certificate of insurance with the right additional-insured endorsement — then watching the COI so it never lapses mid-job.

The operator qualifies the trade, issues the scope contract for signature, validates the COI and endorsements against your requirements, and tracks renewals and performance so no uninsured trade ever swings a hammer.

How the operator runs subcontractor management

The outcome

−65% trade-onboarding admin per vendor

Qualified, insured trades under contract on every community.

  • No work starts on an unsigned scope or an expired COI
  • Additional-insured endorsements checked, not assumed
  • Renewals caught before they lapse mid-job

Common questions

Subcontractor management

What does the Subcontractor management operator do?
The operator qualifies the trade, issues the scope contract for signature, validates the COI and endorsements against your requirements, and tracks renewals and performance so no uninsured trade ever swings a hammer.
What impact does the Subcontractor management operator have?
−65% trade-onboarding admin per vendor. Qualified, insured trades under contract on every community.
How does the Subcontractor management operator work?
Collects W-9 and active license, verifies trade scope and references, and opens the vendor record. Sends the master agreement and scope for the community, routes for signature, and files the executed copy. Validates the COI and additional-insured endorsement, then watches renewals so coverage never lapses on an active job.

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