Projected Surface

Onboard a trade once -- the graph keeps it verified

Bring a trade or vendor onto your projects and their insurance, bonds, and prequalification stay live on the same graph you run on -- no stale binder, no scramble for a fresh COI. The Company and Contact ontology binds each party once, Certificate and Bond records carry the real limits and dates, and scope tells you exactly what they are cleared to do.

Why it matters

Your trade and vendor roster, on the shared graph

Your trade and vendor roster, on the shared graph

A projected surface where every trade and vendor you work with is a real party on your operating graph -- not a row in a spreadsheet and not a record locked inside a siloed app. Each company carries its legal identity, trade specialties, license, prequalification status, and the people you actually deal with.

The mechanism that makes it true

It runs on the Company and Contact ontology -- the same Company node that is the insured on a Certificate of Insurance, the principal on a surety Bond, and the holder of your contracts. Certificate records carry the carrier, coverage limit, and expiration; Bond records carry the surety and penal sum, and the bond lifecycle auto-expires the moment the date passes.

The work, split

What the agent does, what you decide

Agent does it

The agent watches every Certificate and Bond on your roster. It flags a coverage limit that drops below your requirement, a COI inside the thirty-day expiration window, a bond that has lapsed, and a prequalification that has gone stale -- then it chases the fresh document before the gap becomes your exposure.

You decide

You make the call that matters -- clear this trade to start, approve this vendor for award, accept this bond. You decide on a number no one at the table can dispute: the real limit, the real penal sum, the real date. The verdict is two-party and written to the ledger as a receipt you can stand behind.

How it works

How a trade or vendor gets verified

Trade or vendor submits COI bond and prequal docs

Company and Contact ontology binds the party on the shared graph

Certificate and Bond records carry limits dates and penal sum

Scope classifies the party by trade

Two-party verification anchored to the immutable ledger

Projected trade and vendor surface shows live status

You decide clear award or accept

Decision written to the ledger as a receipt

See it for your seat and your community

Bring your trades and vendors onto the same trusted graph you run on. We will show you, for your seat, who is cleared to work today -- and who is one expired COI away from a gap.