Clear operating standards for checking clients and protecting your business.
Use these guides to understand client search, client score methodology, business and trade ratings, report standards, contracts, evidence, response rights, payment recovery, and Florida lien workflows.
Responsible use
Documented, moderated, and clear.
Records work best when they are factual, organized, and clear about what is public, private, and response-aware.
Start
Search
Check client context before committing labor or materials.
Document
Evidence
Keep invoices, contracts, messages, photos, and timelines organized.
Respond
Fairness
Clients can respond, dispute, correct, or share resolution updates.
Protect
Private tools
Recovery, lien, contract, and evidence workflows stay private.
Public records first
Resources support the Client, Contractor, and Subcontractor databases.
The guides explain how records are created, moderated, rated, corrected, and connected to private business tools.
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 DatabaseFind the right guide
Resources are organized by what you are trying to do.
Check the client first, protect the job before work starts, browse approved public records, or review policies and response paths when a record needs context.
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.
Resource Library
Everything a contractor needs to use Client Bureau with confidence.
The resource center is organized around the real business flow: check the client before the job, document during the job, and protect payment after the job.
Need the shortest path?
Start with a client search, then document the job if the record matters.
Client Bureau keeps the path simple: check, decide, document, respond, resolve, and protect the business record.