The vendor signs the subcontract in the same place they fill out and upload everything else. If they want changes, they mark it up right there, and your signer countersigns once it’s worked out.
This Agreement is entered into as of the date in Article 1.
Construction e-signature software means you stop sending the contract through a signing app and chasing the W-9 and COI over email. In Contracts Connected it all comes back on one link, redlines and signatures included.
They fill out the W-9, upload the COI and sign the subcontract from the same link. The portal reminds them Monday and Wednesday mornings until it’s all in.
The vendor marks up the contract right in the app, and you accept, reject or revise each change. Anything you reject comes out, and anything you accept gets both sides’ initials.
There’s nothing to reissue. The vendor signs, then your signer countersigns in the order you set once, and the fully executed copy is read-only.
Every signed document lands in the job’s records, named the way you file them, and the tracker shows where every vendor stands. Your PM, accounting and contracts all see the same thing.
Our co-founder ran a large federal general contracting firm for 15 years, about 100,000 documents a year.
"We are able to issue subcontract agreements in a fraction of the time it took previously. Having all our contract templates in the system and all our contract documents in one consolidated place really keeps things smooth and efficient."
It's one setting for the whole account, and you can change it any time. Whatever you pick, only your signers sign.
Contracts go out, get signed in order and file themselves. No AI model touches your documents.
It explains each change the vendor asks for, in plain words, before anyone signs. Your signer makes the call.
It sends for signature once your approvals are in and nudges whoever it’s waiting on. It never signs for you.
The ones that come up on demos, and how we answer them.
We'll show you on a sample project, start to finish.
