Contract approvals
Your people sign off on the drafted contract package before it goes out for signature. In order or all at once, an extra approver on bigger contracts, and a reminder when someone sits on it.
Two kinds of approval, each on its own path. Your people sign off on every contract package before it goes out for signature, and your team approves what vendors send in. Every approval is on the record.
Contract approval workflow software for construction sends each contract package to your approvers before it goes out for signature and keeps a record of who approved it and when. In Contracts Connected that’s one of two separate flows: contract approvals, where your people sign off on the drafted package in order or all at once, and document approvals, where your team approves or rejects what vendors send in.
Your people sign off on the drafted contract package before it goes out for signature. In order or all at once, an extra approver on bigger contracts, and a reminder when someone sits on it.
Your team approves or rejects what vendors send in, from certificates and W-9s to pay apps and invoices. A rejection goes back with your reason, and pay apps and invoices can go through their own approvers.
Pick the approvers once, in order or all at once. Bigger contracts can pull in an extra approver.
The contract package waits in review until every required approver signs off. Whoever it’s sitting with gets reminded, and it escalates if it stays stuck.
Certificates, W-9s, certified payroll, pay apps and invoices land in your team’s list. To reject one, you write the reason: the rejected copy stays on the record, and the vendor gets your reason to fix it and send it again.
With the AIOn Done with you, the AI reads the document first and drafts the rejection message for you to send. On Done for you, your AI agent sends it on its own. It knows your company.
Who approved or rejected what, and when, for every contract and every document. Pull it for any project or vendor.
Our co-founder ran a large federal general contracting firm for 15 years, about 100,000 documents a year.

"What used to be a time-consuming and disorganized process is now streamlined and efficient. With automated workflows, easy document tracking, and seamless collaboration, we've saved countless hours and minimized errors."
It's one setting for the whole account, and you can change it any time.
Contract approvals, document approvals, reminders and the record all work without the AI. No AI model touches your documents.
It reads the documents you switch it on for, tells you whether to approve or reject and why, and drafts the rejection message for you to send. It also explains each change a vendor makes in a redline.
It drafts the contract on your template and sends it for signature once your approvals are in. It chases what vendors still owe and tells them what to fix, on its own. Human in the loop or Auto mode.
Made by builders and free. With a template you still route, chase and log every approval by hand. Here, it’s done for you.
19-column commercial-construction change-order log with COR/CCD/CO classification, live forecast-vs-executed differential, schedule-impact days, and pay-app reference.
16 checks a GC runs on an incoming subcontractor pay application before approving it, SOV match, lien waivers, retention, weekly certified payroll, insurance.
18-section firm-wide convention template covering RFIs, submittals, change orders, drawings, contracts, pay apps, lien waivers, transmittals, and email subject lines.
The 14-category master register that tracks every document on a construction project from kickoff through closeout.
The ones that come up on demos, and how we answer them.
We’ll walk a contract and a pay app through their approvals, on a sample project.