The missing client bureau for businesses that do the work first.
Client Bureau brings client checks, moderated public profiles, contracts, evidence, payment recovery, lien-service workflow, and mobile tools into one serious operating system.
Platform doctrine
Search, document, protect.
Every workflow helps a contractor or service business make a cleaner decision before risk becomes expensive.
Primary action
Check first
Check before labor, materials, scheduling, deposits, or final terms.
Public records
Moderated
Profiles show approved summaries and response context, not private files.
Private tools
End to end
Contracts, evidence, recovery, lien service, and alerts stay in the business workspace.
Audience
Contractors
Built for trade businesses, service companies, subs, and professional operators.
The public layer
Three databases make the platform easy to understand.
Clients, contractors, and subcontractors are the records people browse. Private tools support what happens after the search.
Client Database
Check homeowners, customers, property owners, and businesses before you commit labor, materials, scheduling, deposits, or final payment terms.
Browse Client DatabaseContractor Database
Review contractor and service-business profiles with verification context, service-area signals, public project records, and claim paths.
Browse Contractor DatabaseSubcontractor Database
Inspect trade partners, specialty crews, installers, vendors, and payment-chain context with role-specific public profile records.
Browse Subcontractor DatabasePublic map
The platform is organized around the job lifecycle.
Contractors should not have to decode software modules. Start with a client check, then move into contracts, evidence, recovery, or public record review as the job changes.
Check a Client
Search before the job
Check public context and private-match options before labor, materials, deposits, or scheduling.
Protect a Job
Set terms and document
Use agreement packets, change orders, evidence records, recovery, and Florida lien-service workflows.
Browse Records
Review public profiles
Browse approved client, contractor, subcontractor, trade, city, and recent-report pages.
Get Help
Understand the rules
Find policies, rating methodology, response paths, contract guidance, and service workflow explainers.
How business owners use it
One workflow from lead screening to payment protection.
The platform is organized by the same order contractors live through: before the job, during the job, and after an issue.
Check the client
Check before you take the job. Review approved public context, private-match guidance, positive signals, disputes, and response status.
Set the terms
Create a contract packet, define scope, document payment terms, and send a signing link before scheduling or buying materials.
Document the job
Store private evidence, reports, project context, change orders, and completion records while the work is still fresh.
Watch and monitor
Save searches and watch profiles so changes, public updates, and response context do not get missed before the next job.
Recover or escalate
If payment stalls, open a private recovery case or Florida lien-service workflow with records, status, and audit-ready next actions.
Trust and fairness
Serious enough for public records. Careful enough for real disputes.
Client Bureau should feel authoritative without becoming inflammatory. Public pages use cautious language, right-of-response paths, and private-data rules.
Contractors and service businesses
Use Client Bureau before accepting jobs, assigning crew time, ordering materials, or extending payment trust.
Subcontractors and trade partners
Document experiences with contractors, project operators, payment chains, retainage context, and trade-specific records.
Clients with a response or correction
Submit a response, dispute, correction request, or resolution update through moderated fairness workflows.
First move
Run the check.
A new visitor should understand Client Bureau in one action: search the client before the job starts.
Client Bureau
Check the client before the job gets expensive.
Check public context, preserve private records, and use the right workflow before the next project creates avoidable risk.