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From roster to cleared in an afternoon.

There’s no implementation project. You set your rules once, add your subs, and SiteReady handles the back and forth. Here’s the whole thing, start to finish.

  1. Step 1: Set your requirements

    SiteReady starts with the limits most GCs already put in their subcontracts. Change any number to match your contracts or an owner’s requirements, and add the safety certifications your sites need.

    Every document from here on is checked against these rules, so you only set them once.

    Default requirements
    General liability, each occurrence$1,000,000
    General liability, aggregate$2,000,000
    Commercial auto$1,000,000
    Workers compensationRequired
    Additional insured endorsementRequired
    Waiver of subrogationRequired
    Signed W-9 with TINRequired
    Contractor licenseActive
  2. Step 2: Add your subs

    Type them in, or upload the CSV you already keep. Assign subs to projects so each job has its own board.

    When you’re ready, send every sub a request at once with one click.

    CompanyTradeMobile
    Voltmax ElectricElectrical(555) 201-4471
    Summit HVACMechanical(555) 318-0092
    Apex DrywallDrywall(555) 774-2210

    subs.csv, 3 of 42 rows

  3. Step 3: Subs upload by text

    Each sub gets a text and an email with a private link. No account, no password. They take a photo of the document or attach the PDF their agent sent.

    They see the result on the same screen, including exactly what to fix if something doesn’t pass.

    Two workers in orange vests cutting and tying rebar on a deck
  4. Step 4: Every document gets checked

    SiteReady uses Claude, Anthropic’s AI model, to read limits, dates, names and endorsements off each page, then compares each value with your rule.

    It never quietly passes something it couldn’t read. Blurry scans and unclear endorsement language go to you for review, and you can override any result with a note that stays on the record.

    • Passes

      The value was read clearly and meets your rule.

    • Fails

      It was read clearly and doesn’t meet your rule. The sub gets a fix.

    • Needs review

      SiteReady isn’t confident in what it read. You make the call.

  5. Step 5: The board stays current

    Each sub rolls up to one status on your board. Check it from the office, or pull it up on your phone at the gate.

    Every upload, check, override and message lands in the audit trail. When an owner or insurer asks, export it instead of digging through email.

    1. 7:02 am

      Request texted to Apex Drywall

    2. 7:41 am

      Apex Drywall uploaded COI_Apex_2026.pdf

    3. 7:41 am

      Auto liability $500,000 is below $1,000,000. Fix sent to sub.

    4. 11:15 am

      Corrected certificate uploaded. All COI checks passed.

    5. 11:16 am

      Apex Drywall cleared to mobilize

Then it keeps watching.

Coverage expires on its own schedule, not yours. SiteReady counts down every expiration date and reminds the sub well before it lapses.

  1. 30days out

    First text and email to the sub, with their upload link

  2. 14days out

    Second reminder. The sub shows on your renewals list

  3. 7days out

    Third reminder, sent to both text and email

  4. 1day out

    Final reminder. If nothing new arrives, they go to hold

Set it up before your next pour.

Start a 30-day trial, add your subs, and send the first requests today. No credit card, no sales call.