Walk into an award decision knowing exactly where a subcontractor stands -- one 0-100 score, banded green, amber, or red. It is built from the records already in your operating graph, not a prequal questionnaire or a bought score.
Why it matters
The Projected Risk Surface hands a general contractor a read-only scorecard for any subcontractor. Six signals -- workers-comp EMR, overdue lien waivers, certified-payroll variance, safety-incident density, bonding-capacity ratio, and cash-cycle stress -- roll into one 0-100 composite and a green, amber, or red band. You size up a sub in seconds instead of buying a third-party prequal.
Every signal is a tenant-bound, time-windowed read of records already in your shared operating graph -- lien waivers, payroll line items, job-cost hours, safety incidents, contracts, and billing events. Nothing is re-keyed; the same provenanced records the platform settles money against under two-party accredited verification also feed the score. And the six weights are not hardcoded.
The work, split
The agent assembles the scorecard. It pulls all six signals for a sub from the graph over a trailing 24-month window, scores each metric it can find, re-normalizes the weights over what is present, and bands the composite green, amber, or red. It runs read-only and re-scores as the underlying records change.
You make the call the score will not: award the work, set retainage, require a bond, or walk away. The scorecard stays advisory -- it never gates a payment or auto-decides a prequal. Your decision lands on the ledger beside the exact records and weights that informed it, so the reason holds up at the table later.
How it works
Step into your seat and watch the score assemble from your records -- advisory, read-only, and ready before the next award goes out.