You are building a network.Reviews compound and loop in the next job.

Search a name. See how they ran. The next time they bid, that file is already on the card.

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You are not starting from scratch.Bring your existing subs in.

Upload the CSV you already keep. Pending contacts wait until they join. Then organize them on lists and invite a whole trade in one click. On the job that invite block is labeled Crew Control. It is who you invite to bid, not the people on your own team.

  • Electrical, glazing, doors: the groups you already run.
  • Invite by list, by name, or by email if they are not on KNTRCTR yet.
  • Jobs stay private by default. Public still means inside KNTRCTR.

Follow a name you already chose.Hear them if they post inside KNTRCTR.

Follow is a ping, not a board. When a company you follow posts a job that is public inside KNTRCTR, you can hear about it. Most jobs stay private. You still control who you invite on your own requests.

  • Public still means signed-in KNTRCTR users, not the open web.
  • Follow does not put your private jobs in front of strangers.
  • Your lists and invites are still how work actually goes out.

Review history is not only on Network.It sits next to the bid.

The next time that name comes up, Your Reviews and Market Reviews are already on the card. Show Bidders Past Work opens the jobs you awarded them.

  • Scores sit on the collapsed bid, before anyone opens the details.
  • Jobs you have done together still carry the review you wrote.

The memory belongs to the company.Every estimator reads the same file.

Reviews are not parked in one person's head. Every seat on your crew opens the same record when that name bids again.

  • No shared logins. Each person has their own seat.
  • Your Reviews stay with the company, not the estimator who wrote them.

Private is standard.Share it if it fits.

Security and privacy are the default. Keep a review internal to your company. Share it with the sub if you want. Or publish the scores so other contractors on KNTRCTR can see them.

  • Leave both boxes off and it stays with your team. Still on Your Reviews next time.
  • Share with the sub is not the same as making scores public.
  • Written comments are never published with public scores.

Your network.

Can I upload my existing subcontractor list with a CSV?

Yes. KNTRCTR supports mass CSV upload so you can bring your existing subcontractor contacts into your network workflow.

Imported contacts can be organized into subcontractor lists and supplier lists. A trade column in the file can build those lists, and you use them when you post a job.

If a company is not registered yet, it can still be tracked as pending until they join.

Your network and lists

Is this a public bid board?

No. Jobs are private by default. You control who gets invited.

This platform is about structured relationships, not blasting work into the open web.

Once you are in the system, in addition to inviting your existing subs (optional), you have the option to post a job as "Public." This only means it is public within the system and other KNTRCTR users can see the job. It is not posted on the open web.

Private vs public jobs

How can I invite my existing subcontractors to bid on a job?

You can invite existing subcontractors directly, invite from saved lists, or use mass CSV upload to bring in your current contacts first. You can also email a partner who is not on KNTRCTR yet.

When you submit the invitation, you can send it to a saved list in one click. Everyone on that list gets the request. Later job updates and messages go to those same companies.

Jobs stay private unless you choose public inside KNTRCTR. Public still means signed-in KNTRCTR users, not the open web.

On the job, that invite block is labeled Crew Control. It is who you invite to bid, not the people on your own team.

Once your network is organized, posting a job and inviting your known subcontractors takes only a few clicks.

Your network and lists

Do I have to find new subcontractors to use KNTRCTR?

No. Most companies begin by inviting the subcontractors they already work with.

KNTRCTR strengthens existing relationships before expanding into new ones.

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The names you invite become the record you keep.

Bring the list. Follow a name you already chose. Review the job. The next estimator on your crew does not start from memory.

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