Profile

How your company shows up.You choose what they see.

The profile is the card other teams open. Capacity, past work, and reviews. You decide what is on the Network and what you only share on a bid.

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On the Network

This is what they open.Who you are, and how you ran.

Search a name and they see the company: what you run, where you work, and the scores they are allowed to see.

  • A filled profile helps them trust a name they have not run with yet.
  • Invited bidding stays free. The Network is there when you want more.

Past work

Show it widely.Or only on this bid.

Keep a job off the Network and still share it with the prime in front of you. Work you already did together on KNTRCTR shows to them either way.

  • You control the public card.
  • Other bids you submitted stay private.

FAQ

What other companies see.

How do reviews work?

After a job is completed, both parties are asked to leave a review.

As the lead contractor, you choose whether your review stays internal to your company or rolls into that subcontractor's public score on KNTRCTR. Making it public does not publish your full written review for everyone to read; it feeds into their average so other companies hiring or working with that company can see how they are rated overall.

Subcontractors who subscribe can open that shared written feedback, and they get Rex AI on the draft so they can check the next bid before they send.

Full walkthrough: https://www.kntrctr.com/reviews. For primes: https://www.kntrctr.com/reviews/for-prime-contractors. For subcontractors: https://www.kntrctr.com/reviews/for-subcontractors.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your jobs, performance records, and internal reviews are controlled by your company.

You decide what is visible and what remains internal.

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Show the work. Keep control of who sees it.

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