A separate subcontractor login
Subcontractors use their own portal session to access assigned sub-jobs. They work in a focused experience separate from your main company workspace.
Give subcontractors a dedicated place for their assigned work, tasks, documents, photos, hours and payment status. Keep project updates connected to the office.
Electrical rough-in · Sub-job #1042
Illustrative portal · No project records are changed
Interactive illustration · Fictional sample data
Your electrician opens the assigned ADU sub-job, checks the task list and documents, adds site photos, and submits hours. The work stays attached to the assignment instead of scattered across separate conversations.
Subcontractors use their own portal session to access assigned sub-jobs. They work in a focused experience separate from your main company workspace.
Let the subcontractor find the work they need to complete and the documents associated with the assignment. Task updates stay connected to the sub-job.
Collect photos and submitted hours against the assigned work. Give your office a more useful project record than a camera roll and a text thread.
Subcontractors can review payment status associated with their work. The portal complements the office’s subcontractor and project financial management.
Client and subcontractor portals are included in Growth and Scale. Essentials does not include portals. The screen above is an illustrative workflow with fictional project information.
See construction plans ↗No. Your office manages subcontractors and assignments in the main workspace. The portal is the subcontractor’s own experience for the work assigned to them.
The portal supports task updates, photos and submitted hours associated with assigned sub-jobs, alongside access to documents and payment status.
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