A list you control
You set the documents required, according to the rules of your country.
Teams & contractors
Contractor compliance
Subcontractor documents tracked in one place: you set the documents required in your country, each is checked and its expiry date followed up.
The problem
Expired certificates discovered too late
ID documents, company documents, certificates: they arrive by email, go into a shared folder and expire without warning. You find out when a client asks for them, with contractors already working on site.
What it does
The essentials, in three points.
Employees and self-employed
All your contractors' documents are tracked in one place, with no parallel spreadsheet.
Expiry dates anticipated
A document about to expire is followed up before it becomes a problem.
How it works
In the order it happens.
- 01
You set the required documents
ID, company documents, certificates, bank details: according to your rules.
- 02
Documents are checked
Each document is reviewed, then accepted or rejected.
- 03
Expiry dates are tracked
Each document carries its expiry date, and a reminder goes out before it is reached.
- 04
Assignment takes it into account
If you have chosen to, a rejected document blocks the contractor's assignment.
Who it is for
The businesses that use it most.
Rental management companiesProperties ready at every check-in, coordinated contractors and owners kept informed without a call.
Cleaning companiesKeep every slot between check-out and check-in, prove the service and invoice without re-entry.
HotelsToday's room plan, check-outs and stayovers shared out, housekeeper inspection before the room goes back on sale.
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