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Automated Subcontractor Compliance Monitoring

Know when subcontractor licenses or insurance expire before they become a liability

Compliance doesn't break at submission — it breaks after. Upload your subcontractors. We monitor automatically. No vendor involvement.

For contractors & teams managing 10–100+ subcontractors across CA, FL, AZ, TX. No vendor onboarding. No workflow changes.

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Example Weekly Report
ComplyAtlas
Weekly Compliance Report
Monday, Mar 17, 2026
34 Subcontractors Monitored
Compliance Score
79% ▲ +6%
Critical Low Risk Compliant
✓ 27
Compliant
⚠ 5
Expiring Soon
✖ 2
Non-Compliant
Top Risks This Week
1
Delta Electric Inc.
⚠ License expires in 9 days (Mar 26)
FL · #DL-78421 · Risk: 72/100
2
Summit HVAC
⚠ COI expires in 11 days (Mar 28)
AZ · #ROC-45221 · Risk: 58/100
3
Pacific Plumbing
✖ License expired 2 days ago (Mar 15)
CA · #1045782 · Risk: 100/100
Last Verified: Mar 17, 2026
Next Check: Mar 24, 2026
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Verify: Florida DBPR · CA CSLB · AZ ROC · Data from official state boards

How ComplyAtlas Is Different

✓ What We Do

  • Check publicly available license records on a weekly schedule
  • Track COI expiry dates from documents you upload
  • Deliver one Monday report — licenses and insurance together
  • Alert when license status changes or insurance approaches expiry
  • Provide links to official state sources for verification
  • Surface awareness — you make the call

✕ What We Don't Do

  • Verify, certify, approve, or judge contractors
  • Contact insurers or verify active insurance coverage
  • Guarantee accuracy, completeness, or outcomes
  • Replace official state licensing boards
  • Provide legal, insurance, or compliance advice
  • Monitor in real-time (weekly scheduled checks only)

You Verified Once. Your Risk Changes Every Week.

Compliance gaps don't announce themselves. That's why continuous monitoring matters. They surface during inspections, audits, or incidents — when it's already too late.

📋

Paperwork Changes Mid-Project

A 6-month project means renewals happen while work is ongoing. Most GCs verify once at onboarding and never check again.

📄

Insurance Expires Silently

A sub's Workers' Comp or GL was valid at onboarding. 4 months later it expired — and nobody sent you a notification.

⚠️

Workers Comp Surprises

If a sub's workers comp lapses and an incident occurs on site, the situation can become complicated and costly to resolve.

Why Spreadsheets Miss Compliance Problems

Spreadsheets don’t monitor anything. They store what you entered months ago. ComplyAtlas checks license boards every week.

✖ Spreadsheet / Email
• Stores documents you uploaded months ago
• Requires someone to remember to check
• COI expiry tracked manually (if at all)
• Problems found during audits
• No automatic alerts
✓ ComplyAtlas
• Checks license boards automatically every week
• System monitors — nobody has to remember
• COI expiry alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days
• Problems found before they happen
• Monday compliance report with risk score

Already use Procore, Buildertrend, or other project software?

Those systems store documents. ComplyAtlas automatically monitors the status behind them.

Stores uploaded COIs
Manual document review
Calendar reminders
$500–$2,000+/month
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vs
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Checks license boards weekly
Automated monitoring + alerts
Risk-scored Monday reports
$99–$299/month

ComplyAtlas is a monitoring layer that works alongside your existing tools — not a replacement.

Why Traditional COI Tools Aren’t Enough

COI systems stop working the moment a certificate is uploaded.
Most tools collect certificates and store them. But coverage can change after submission — and nobody notices. ComplyAtlas keeps monitoring continuously, so you know if coverage disappears after upload.
Traditional COI tools store documents and send renewal reminders. That’s it.
ComplyAtlas actively monitors subcontractor license status and insurance expiry — and alerts you before problems become liabilities. Not after.
A vendor can submit a valid certificate today and lose coverage tomorrow.
ComplyAtlas detects those changes automatically — so you’re never relying on outdated paperwork. Weekly checks against official license boards, not just stored files.
ComplyAtlas is automated compliance monitoring — not another document storage system.

You already collect COIs. But what happens after that?

Policies can cancel mid-term — without notifying anyone
Licenses can expire between your annual checks
Coverage can change after you approved a subcontractor

Most systems stop at collection. ComplyAtlas monitors continuously — so you’re not relying on outdated documents.

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Who Uses ComplyAtlas

A second layer of compliance monitoring used by GC owners, project managers, compliance coordinators, and office teams — works alongside your existing project management tools.

Works Alongside Your Existing System

ComplyAtlas doesn't replace your ERP, spreadsheets, or admin staff. It sits on top — catching what they miss.

Procore
Buildertrend
Excel / Sheets
Email / Manual

No migration. No training. No disruption. Just automated monitoring on top of what you already use.

🏗️ Contractors & Builders

You're managing multiple subs across projects. Manually checking state portals and tracking COI expiry dates isn't scalable.

  • Weekly visibility into sub licenses + insurance
  • COI expiry alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days
  • Reduce "we found out too late" situations

🏢 Property Managers

You hire contractors for maintenance across properties. Consistency matters.

  • Track vendor licenses + insurance together
  • One weekly report across all subs
  • Reduce administrative burden

This Beta May Not Be Right For You If:

  • You need real-time or guaranteed verification
  • You want us to contact insurers and verify active coverage
  • You expect this to replace state licensing boards
  • You need compliance guarantees for legal purposes
  • You want enforcement, scoring, or "safe/unsafe" judgments
  • You want us to make hiring recommendations

How ComplyAtlas Works

1

Add Your Subs

Share contractor license details and upload their COI documents. 30 seconds each.

Records may be listed differently by each authority.

2

We Monitor Weekly

Every Monday at 6 AM EST — license records checked, COI expiry dates tracked automatically.

Monitoring is informational and not real-time.

3

Get Alerted

License change or insurance expiring? Email alert with details and official source links.

COI alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry.

4

You Stay in Control

We don't approve, block, certify, or judge. We surface changes — you make the call.

Data Coverage (Beta)

License status, COI expiry, compliance scoring. Useful for subcontractor prequalification, OCIP/CCIP compliance tracking, and audit preparation.

What ComplyAtlas monitors — and what it doesn't.

Category What ComplyAtlas Does What It Does Not Do
Contractor License Reviews public license records on a scheduled basis and surfaces visible status changes Does not certify, approve, or guarantee license validity
License Expiration Displays expiration indicators shown at time of review Does not renew or prevent expiration
Classifications Displays classifications listed in public records Does not assess trade suitability
Workers' Comp May surface indicators if shown in license records Does not verify coverage or monitor insurers
COI Insurance Tracks expiry dates from COI documents you upload; alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days Does not contact insurers, verify active coverage, or confirm policy validity
Bonds May reference bond indicators if publicly displayed Does not confirm bond sufficiency
Company Legal Status Not monitored during beta Does not check LLC, SOS, or corporate filings
Permits Not monitored (city-level data varies) Does not track permit status or inspections

All information reflects publicly available records as displayed at the time of a scheduled check. Availability varies by state.

Even if a COI was valid yesterday, it may not be valid today.

That’s why continuous monitoring exists.

Avoid One Compliance Mistake That Can Cost Thousands.

Start monitoring for less than the cost of a missed expiry. 14-day trial, no charge until it ends.

The math: Most GCs spend $600–$1,000/month in admin time tracking compliance manually. One missed COI claim can cost $50,000+. ComplyAtlas automates it for $99–$299/month — depending on crew size.

Beta Access
Starter
For small crews — typically 1–20 subcontractors
$99 /month
  • Monitor up to 20 subcontractors
  • License monitoring (CA, FL, AZ, TX)
  • COI expiry tracking (all U.S. states)
  • Weekly Monday reports
  • Email alerts on changes
  • 14-day trial (card required)
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Beta Access
Business
For large operations — typically 50–100+ subcontractors
$299 /month
  • Monitor up to 100 subcontractors
  • License monitoring (CA, FL, AZ, TX)
  • COI expiry tracking (all U.S. states)
  • Weekly Monday reports
  • Email alerts on changes
  • 14-day trial (card required)
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Need to monitor more than 100 subcontractors?

Enterprise plans available on request. Contact us →

14-day trial, then billed monthly at your plan rate. Cancel before trial ends to avoid charges. See Terms for details.

State Coverage (Beta)

License monitoring from official state databases. COI tracking available in all U.S. states.

California (CSLB)
Florida (DBPR)
Arizona (ROC)
Texas (TDLR)
Georgia (coming)
📋 COI Insurance Tracking — Available in All States

Upload COI documents for any U.S. subcontractor. Expiry dates tracked automatically. Alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry.

Additional license states added based on demand. Request your state →

Important: ComplyAtlas provides informational monitoring only based on publicly available records and uploaded COI documents. Best-effort weekly checks, not real-time. This is monitored compliance awareness, not verified compliance. We do not certify or guarantee any data. Independent verification is always your responsibility. See Terms · Privacy

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does ComplyAtlas get its data?
We check publicly available contractor license records from official state licensing board databases (CSLB, DBPR, ROC, etc.). Every report includes a direct link to the official state source so you can verify independently.
Does this replace checking state websites?
No. ComplyAtlas reduces how often you have to remember to check, but official verification should always be done directly with issuing authorities for important decisions.
What if it misses something?
ComplyAtlas provides informational awareness based on publicly available records at the time of each scheduled check. Public records can change outside monitoring windows or update retroactively. For that reason, ComplyAtlas is designed to reduce late surprises, not replace independent verification with official sources.
Why should I trust this?
You shouldn't trust ComplyAtlas to make decisions for you. You should trust it to surface changes that are easy to miss, so you can decide what to do next. We show what appears in public records at the time of each check and clearly link back to official sources so you can confirm directly.
Does a valid license mean a contractor is "safe" to hire?
No. License status is just one factor. A valid license does not guarantee quality work, reliability, or integrity. ComplyAtlas provides license information only — not recommendations, endorsements, or guarantees about any contractor.
What does ComplyAtlas track?
Two things: (1) License status from official state licensing board records (CA, FL, AZ, TX during beta), and (2) COI expiry dates from Certificate of Insurance documents you upload (available for any U.S. state). Both are delivered in one weekly Monday report.
How does COI tracking work?
Upload your subcontractor's Certificate of Insurance. We automatically extract the expiry date and send you alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days before expiry. COI tracking is available for any U.S. state — no geographic restrictions.
Does ComplyAtlas verify insurance coverage with the insurer?
No. We track expiry dates from COI documents you upload. We do not contact insurers, verify that policies are active, confirm coverage amounts, or guarantee that insurance is in force. A COI showing a future expiry date does not mean the policy hasn't been cancelled or modified. Always confirm coverage directly with the insurer.
Does ComplyAtlas monitor Workers' Compensation?
Only as visibility indicators. Where Workers' Comp status is publicly displayed within official state licensing records, ComplyAtlas may surface that information. For direct tracking of insurance expiry dates, upload your sub's COI document. ComplyAtlas does not verify coverage, confirm policy validity, or monitor insurers directly.
What about bonds, permits, or company status?
ComplyAtlas may surface bond indicators if publicly displayed in license records, but does not confirm bond sufficiency. Permit status and company legal status (LLC, SOS filings) are not monitored during beta. Permit requirements and enforcement vary by city and are outside the scope of ComplyAtlas monitoring. See our Data Coverage table for full details.
Is this real-time monitoring?
No. Monitoring is performed on a scheduled basis during beta. This is not real-time. Records may change outside our monitoring windows.
How do I get started?
Click "Start 14-Day Trial" and enter your card through our secure Stripe checkout. You won't be charged during the trial. Once your trial starts, you'll receive setup instructions and a subcontractor intake form. Your first Monday report arrives after setup. If you cancel before the trial ends, you're never charged.
Can I get a refund?
Refunds are discretionary, not automatic. Subscriptions are billed monthly in advance. Unused monitoring does not roll over. To avoid future charges, cancel before your next billing date. If you believe there was a specific issue, you may submit details to [email protected] for review. See our Terms of Service for complete details.
How does billing and cancellation work?
Subscriptions are billed monthly in advance. You can cancel anytime. If you cancel after a billing period starts, you'll keep access until the end of that month, but no refund is issued for the current period. To avoid the next charge, cancel before your billing date. Unused monitoring does not roll over to future months.

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