During the submission of cost payment applications or contracts, subcontractors often have to provide a large volume of supporting documentation to general contractors. With the compliance requirements workflow, you can track and store lien waivers or certificates of insurance and bonding.
Project administrators are the only members who can create and edit compliance requirements for contracts and cost payment applications. To do so, see the Compliance Requirements section in the Cost settings.
As a project administrator, you can modify compliance requirements for each contract and cost payment application in the Compliance Requirements section in their details panel.
Members with contract and cost payment application full control permission can switch between the Make Optional and Make Required options. To do so, click the More menu next to the compliance requirement. If all requirements are made optional, the instance will be considered compliant and can be submitted.
You can also set a document expiration date for each item that requires it.
After an expiration date is set, it will appear on the calendar view of the home page and in the Compliance Document Exp. Date column.
To add the Compliance Document Exp. Date column to the contract table view:
The new column will show up in the Dates section of the table. Grouping items by dates allows you to quickly see the expiration dates.
As a member with collaborative permission, you may want to submit a cost payment application or a contract. When a compliance requirement document is required, you will see a note: Unfulfilled compliance requirements. The Submit button is not available until you add all the necessary documents.
To do so, see the Compliance Requirements section in the cost payment application details panel or contract item.
To add a required document, click Add Document, and choose from the options:
The requirement is fulfilled when at least one document is added. You may be asked to provide optional documents as well. Now, you can click Submit.