Construction compliance software that keeps every job ready
Organize contractor documents, project requirements, subcontractors, expirations, payroll records, and closeout evidence in one compliance workspace.
Read the guide →CONTRACTOR RESOURCES
Practical answers for contractors who are ready to control compliance.
Buyer guides, workflow comparisons, and public-work resources built to help you replace document chaos with a clear operating system.
Start with the free audit01–04 · HIGH-INTENT PRODUCT GUIDES
Start with the problem you need to solve.
Certified payroll tracking without the weekly scramble
Track weekly certified payroll records, wage decisions, classifications, fringes, apprentices, subcontractors, exceptions, and supporting evidence.
Read the guide →Subcontractor compliance software that stops the document chase
Collect subcontractor insurance, licenses, W-9s, safety records, payroll, waivers, and project evidence through a simple secure portal.
Read the guide →Public works compliance software from award through final acceptance
Organize prevailing-wage, Davis-Bacon, certified payroll, DBE, Buy America, material, testing, payment, and closeout records.
Read the guide →05–10 · COMPARISON GUIDES
Decide whether your current system still works.
When construction compliance outgrows spreadsheets
Compare spreadsheets with ContractorComply for requirements, documents, expirations, subcontractors, alerts, payroll, and closeout.
Compare the workflows →Storage is not the same as compliance control
Compare email and shared-drive folders with a connected contractor compliance workflow for uploads, requirements, expirations, review, and closeout.
Compare the workflows →A focused compliance layer beside your project software
See how ContractorComply complements construction project management, accounting, payroll, and estimating systems without trying to replace them.
Compare the workflows →A clearer weekly certified payroll workflow
Compare manual certified-payroll tracking with ContractorComply for weekly history, subcontractor records, exceptions, supporting evidence, and deadlines.
Compare the workflows →Stop manually chasing subcontractor compliance documents
Compare manual subcontractor tracking with ContractorComply for insurance, licenses, W-9s, expirations, project assignments, upload requests, and payment readiness.
Compare the workflows →Construction document management or compliance control?
Compare construction document management with ContractorComply for project requirements, subcontractor records, expirations, certified payroll, payment readiness, and closeout.
Compare the workflows →11 · PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
What should a contractor actually keep track of?
Review insurance, licenses, projects, subcontractors, payroll, public work, payment, and closeout.
Open the compliance checklist12 · COI TRACKING
Is subcontractor insurance current?
Track certificates, entered dates, project relationships, replacement requests, and review.
Open the COI guide13 · CREDENTIAL TRACKING
What license or credential expires next?
Organize company, employee, and subcontractor credentials, dates, renewal ownership, and project context.
Open the credential guide14 · ONBOARDING CHECKLIST
What do we need before a subcontractor starts?
Collect reusable company records, assign the project, establish requirements, then keep them current.
Open the onboarding checklist15 · AI CONSTRUCTION COMPLIANCE
Can AI build the compliance project from the paperwork?
See how Builder Agent can turn contracts, specifications, wage decisions, insurance, schedules, and supporting records into a source-backed project draft for human review.
Explore AI compliance setup →16 · DAVIS-BACON CHECKLIST
What should contractors track on a Davis-Bacon project?
Review wage determinations, classifications, prevailing wages, fringes, certified payroll, subcontractor records, supporting documentation, and closeout.
Open the Davis-Bacon checklist →FREE COMPLIANCE AUDIT
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Run the audit. ContractorComply will score your current workflow, identify likely risk areas, and recommend the plan that matches your operation.