Every agreement on your template.
Enter the project and the insurance you require once, add each subconsultant’s scope and fee, and the agreement fills in. Your principal approves it before it goes out, and it’s signed in the app.
You bring structural, MEP and civil subconsultants onto every project. Contracts Connected sends each agreement on your own template, gets it signed in the app, collects their certificates and W-9s, and routes their invoices to your team to approve.
Subconsultant management software for architects and engineers handles the agreements and paperwork behind every subconsultant on a project: the agreement on your template, its signature, the professional and general liability certificates, the W-9 and the invoices. Contracts Connected sends each agreement for your principal’s approval and signature in the app, collects the rest through one vendor portal, reminds subconsultants every Monday and Wednesday until it’s in, and shows on one tracker who’s fully compliant.
Enter the project and the insurance you require once, add each subconsultant’s scope and fee, and the agreement fills in. Your principal approves it before it goes out, and it’s signed in the app.
Each certificate is checked against the agreement before it’s approved. One that falls short goes back with exactly what to fix, and expiring certificates are asked for again before they lapse.
With the AIOn Done with you, the AI reads each certificate against your requirements and drafts the note. On Done for you, your AI agent sends it on its own.
Subconsultant invoices land in your team’s list next to their W-9s and certificates, to approve or reject. A rejection goes back with your reason, and the record keeps both.
Who signed, who sent what, and who approved or rejected it, for every subconsultant on every project. Export it when a client asks for proof of coverage.
Each one is the same system, with the documents and the requirements that job needs.
Every subconsultant agreement filled in from the project, nothing retyped.
See how it worksAgreements approved by your principal before they go out, invoices approved when they come in.
See how it worksTheir markups in the agreement itself, accepted, rejected or revised one by one.
See how it worksSigned in the app on the same link, with no separate signing app.
See how it worksEvery certificate checked against the agreement and asked for again before it expires.
See how it worksEvery subconsultant, every document, on one tracker.
See how it worksOur co-founder ran a large federal general contracting firm for 15 years, about 100,000 documents a year.
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Tell us what you send out, what you collect back and how many firms you carry, and we’ll set up a call.
Book a demoIt’s one setting for the whole account, and you can change it any time.
Agreements, approvals, signatures, reminders, the tracker and the record all work without the AI. No AI model touches your documents.
It reads each certificate against your requirements, tells you whether to approve or reject and why, drafts the message, and explains each change a subconsultant makes in a redline.
It drafts agreements from your request, sends them once your principal approves, chases what’s missing and sends rejections back on its own. Human in the loop or Auto mode.
Made by builders and free. With a template you still fill in, send and chase everything by hand. Here, it’s done for you.
The 16-check annual sweep that catches the coverage drift a date-only tracker misses, dropped endorsements, silent renewals, cut limits, carrier downgrades.
12 project types and the unique endorsement set, limit floor, and carrier rating each requires.
Nine-section agenda structure mid-market GCs use to run OAC meetings that end with decisions, pre-filled, distributed 48 hours before, closes with a signed action log.
15-column matrix that decides which trades carry design exposure GL won't cover and how to structure the E&O requirement, scope by scope.
The ones that come up on demos, and how we answer them.
We’ll walk a subconsultant agreement and certificate from request to approval, on a sample project.