You already run your contractors on ComplyFlow. When someone in your network asks how, we would be grateful for the introduction, and a person on our team takes it from there.
ISO 27001 since 2019. Sydney-based since 2009. Hosted in Australia. What Happens When You Introduce Someone
An introduction costs you an email. Here is what your peer gets, and what it asks of you.
They talk to a person who knows contractor management, and see the product working on the questions they actually have.
An introduction is all we ask. We do the follow-up, and your peer decides for themselves.
Contractors who work for you and your peer keep one ComplyFlow profile for every Client on ComplyFlow, so nobody enters the same documents twice.
Case studies from organisations running their contractors on ComplyFlow, to read before anyone talks to them.
How an Introduction Works
Two things that make an introduction easy: what you can show a peer today, and what they may find already waiting for them.
The simplest introduction is your own record: open it and show a peer how you answer who is on site, which documents expire this month, and which suppliers are approved.
Contractors keep one profile for every Client on ComplyFlow. If your peer engages some of the contractors you do, those contractors may already have a profile, and they connect to the new Client with the code it gives them.
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Every compliance requirement for your company, workers, and plant, in one list.
Who to Introduce
The people who usually ask are in the same role as you, at another organisation. ComplyFlow has a page for each, in their language.
The peer who answers for contractor safety.
See howThe peer with a campus, a portfolio, or a building full of trades.
See howThe peer who approves suppliers before work is awarded.
See howThe peer who needs to know who is on site today.
See howThe peer who has to show the record to an auditor.
See howThe peer who signs off what contractor risk costs.
See howHow to Introduce a Peer
Every step after the introduction is with a person on the ComplyFlow team.
Their name, their organisation, and a line on what they asked you. Check with them first.
A person on our team contacts them and listens before showing anything.
A demo shaped to their contractors, their sites, and their questions.
Whatever your peer decides, thank you for the introduction.
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Introduce a Peer
A short form, read by a person on our team. Say who you are, who your peer is, and what they asked you. Please check with them before you send their details.
Start the message box with 'Introduction', then your peer’s name and organisation.
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Questions
No. An introduction is all we ask. A person on our team does the follow-up, and your peer decides for themselves.
Only if you are happy for us to. Say so in the message, and check with your peer before you send their details.
Our thanks, and a peer who gets a straight answer. The partner program is being set up now, and if that changes for customers we will tell you first.
The Support page reaches the team that looks after your account, and the Help Centre has the guides.
A person on our team follows up, your peer gets a straight answer, and you have our thanks.
