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Construction contract management software for subcontracts and change orders

Construction contract management software helps contractors draft agreements, approve changes, collect signatures and track contractual deadlines. Signee brings those steps into one workspace for owners, project managers, contracts administrators and controllers. Keep subcontracts and supplier terms accessible while scheduling, estimating and pay applications stay in your construction project management software.

  • AI drafts from one sentence
  • Your templates with project variables
  • Approval rules on Business and Company
  • Signed terms with date reminders

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Try a draft before creating your account. Signee templates are drafting assistance, not legal advice.

Describe the trade, scope and agreed terms. Review the draft with your team before sending it for signature.

The work changes before the paperwork catches up

A scope exclusion sits in an email. The purchase order references an older drawing. The controller needs the signed change, while the project manager chases approval. Later, a notice window closes because the deadline stays buried in the subcontract.

A construction contract management system gives the office a shared record. Signee helps prepare terms, route review and retain the signed copy with its audit trail. Your team checks scope, references and signing authority, turning a field conversation into an agreement everyone can find.

How it works

Take a change from request to signed agreement

  1. 1

    Describe the work

    Start with one sentence or your reviewed template. Fill project, party, scope, price and date variables. Check the original agreement reference.

  2. 2

    Review the commitment

    On Business and Company, route value and clause exceptions through approval rules. Reviewers confirm cost, scope exclusions and changes to completion terms.

  3. 3

    Collect signatures

    Send the approved document with signing order and reminders. Signers use their browser, and the completed agreement stays in the repository with an audit trail certificate.

  4. 4

    Own the next deadline

    Confirm extracted key dates against the signed clauses. Assign an owner and add tasks for deadlines that depend on events your project team must verify.

Make change order approval a documented decision before requesting an electronic signature with an audit trail. The agreement approval workflow supports rules by value, discount or clause change. Your team decides whether work qualifies as an extra and follows the prime contract authorization requirements.

Construction contract management tools for the whole packet

A subcontract agreement needs a clear relationship with its exhibits. Use templates with variables for recurring commercial terms, then check that scope, insurance requirements and incorporated documents agree. The checklist illustrates your review process, rather than an automatically generated construction packet.

Keep the change connected to the original scope

State which agreement the change amends, what work changes and whether price or time changes with it. Keep your change log references consistent with the signed documents. The person approving the commitment needs those terms before deciding.

For repeat supplier relationships, the master service agreement template offers a starting structure for reusable terms. Adapt it with counsel for construction risks, applicable state law and the order of precedence between documents.

After signature

Construction contract administration software keeps dates actionable

Signee extracts key dates from agreements. Review the source wording and use assigned tasks when a deadline depends on a site event or a separate record.

Insurance certificate expiry

Track an expiry date stated in the contract or add a reminder task from the certificate. Your team still obtains the certificate and verifies coverage with the appropriate adviser.

Warranty periods

Check whether the warranty starts at completion, acceptance or another event. Confirm the actual trigger with the project manager before setting the follow up date.

Claims and change notices

Identify the notice window and required delivery method. For a period triggered by discovery or instruction, have the responsible person establish the event date and deadline.

Retention release

Record a task against the contractual release conditions. The controller checks completion, closeout and any required waivers in the responsible systems before requesting release.

Supplier agreement renewals

Keep the renewal date separate from the last day to give notice. Assign a purchasing owner who can review the terms before the agreement renews.

Responsibility at handover

Give each deadline an owner who can consult the signed terms. Review outstanding obligations when a project manager changes or a project moves into closeout.

See contract renewal tracking and notice reminders for date confirmation and alerts. Business and Company add obligation extraction and the renewal pipeline. Reminders prompt action, while your team delivers notices through the method the contract requires.

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By trade

Contract management software for construction teams with different scopes

Electrical and mechanical contractors

Put equipment responsibilities, testing obligations and scope exclusions in the subcontract. Prepare a change document when routing or equipment requirements alter the agreement, with the commercial effect ready for review.

Concrete and roofing contractors

Clarify preparation, access, supplied materials and warranty terms before signing. When conditions change, record the agreed adjustment rather than leaving responsibility in a conversation that the office cannot retrieve.

General contractors

Use reviewed subcontract templates across trades. Give the contracts administrator a consistent way to prepare agreements and the controller a signed record of commitments, without moving daily site coordination into another application.

Purchasing and supplier relationships

Draft purchase orders and supplier agreements with delivery obligations and renewal terms. Confirm document precedence where a supplier sends separate conditions, then keep the signed terms accessible for purchasing decisions.

Honest comparison

Choose between a construction suite and a focused agreement workflow

Procore and similar construction suites cover field operations. Choose based on the work you need to manage and the capabilities of the package you already use.

Best fit

Signee
Agreements drafted, approved, signed and tracked
Construction suite such as Procore
Field operations and connected project delivery

Scheduling and estimating

Signee
Keep these in your construction PM software
Construction suite such as Procore
Evaluate the relevant modules

Pay applications

Signee
Keep pay applications, including AIA G702, in your construction PM software
Construction suite such as Procore
Check your required process

Contract workflow

Signee
Drafting, signing and date alerts, approvals on Business and Company
Construction suite such as Procore
Check the selected package

Plan visibility

Signee
Published monthly plans with users included
Construction suite such as Procore
Review scope, users and commercial terms

A suite fits better when the main requirement is coordinating field activity, estimating, scheduling or pay applications. Signee fits when the office needs an agreement workflow with a visible plan price. Evaluate it alongside your existing tools without assuming a native Procore integration.

Choose a plan around review responsibilities

Starter covers drafting, templates, signatures and key date alerts. Business adds approval rules and obligation extraction. Company adds bulk send and imports of existing contracts. Compare the published plans and included users against who drafts, approves and owns deadlines.

Construction contract management questions

What is the best construction contract management software?

The best construction contract management software fits the agreements and responsibilities your team manages. Signee suits contractors who need drafting, approvals, signatures and deadline reminders on a published plan. A construction suite fits broader field operations. Compare review controls, included users and your existing project management workflow before choosing.

How do contractors manage subcontractor agreements?

Contractors manage subcontractor agreements by standardizing terms, reviewing scope and exceptions, obtaining signatures and assigning deadline owners. In Signee, use templates with variables for each subcontract agreement, route exceptions on Business or Company, and retain the signed copy with its audit trail. Confirm dates against the contract before relying on reminders.

Can change orders be signed electronically?

Yes, change orders can generally be signed electronically when the parties agree and applicable requirements permit it. Prepare the scope, price and time adjustments, complete internal review, then request signatures in Signee. Check signer authority and any original contract requirements for amendments. The signed document includes an audit trail.

Is an electronic signature legally binding on a construction contract?

An electronic signature is generally legally binding on a US construction contract under the ESIGN Act and UETA when applicable requirements are met. Consent, intent and retained records matter. Some public works or notarized or recorded documents, including lien filings, may have extra rules. Check the specific document with counsel.

How much does construction contract management software cost?

Signee plans start at 49 USD a month for Starter with 3 users. Business costs 149 USD a month with 10 users, and Company costs 499 USD a month with 30 users. Yearly billing is lower. Business and Company include approval rules, while Company also includes bulk send.

Does Signee replace Procore?

No, Signee complements Procore by handling agreements and their dates alongside your construction project management software. Keep field operations, scheduling, estimating and pay applications in the systems your team uses for them. Use Signee to draft contracts, route approvals, collect signatures and retain signed terms with deadline owners and reminders.

Put the next agreement in motion

Describe the scope, review the draft and collect signatures. Keep the signed terms ready for the next change request, notice window or supplier renewal.

One sentence in, agreement with signature fields out.

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