Free Contractor Chain Check

Approved Isn’t Ready. Find Where Your Contractor Chain Breaks.

Your contractor is approved. Is the worker ready? Answer 8 real scenarios, one for each link from company to site, and see where your chain holds, where it breaks, and what good looks like.

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8 questions, about 3 minutes
Your chain on screen, no email
Then turn it into a procurement brief
Never a compliance score

Example result: approved, but not ready

The Chain It Checks

Approval Is One Link. A Worker on Site Depends on All Eight.

A contractor company being approved says little about the person who arrives on Monday. The check asks one scenario for each link, so you can see which one gives way first.

Why It Is Different

Not Another Checklist. Scenarios, Not Tick Boxes.

Most buyer checklists ask whether you do something. This one asks what actually happens.

Topic A typical checklist The chain check

The questions Asks whether you check licences. Yes or no, so everyone answers yes. A real moment, such as a worker arriving with a high-risk licence, and four honest answers from weakest to strongest.

The result A score out of 100 that says nothing about where to start. Each link marked Holds, Gaps, Weak, or Breaks, with what good looks like at that link.

What comes next Nothing. The checklist ends at the score. Build a vendor-neutral procurement brief next, with the areas behind your weakest links already set to Must.

Your email Asked for before you see anything. Not needed to see your chain. The link-by-link detail asks for your name and company email, once, and a person at ComplyFlow can follow up.

Who It Is For

Whoever Signs a Contractor Off, This Is for You.

Safety, procurement, facilities, and operations each hold part of the chain. Each gets something different from the result.

Customer Stories

How Four Teams Run Their Contractor Chain on ComplyFlow.

Airports & Ports

Closed an Enforceable Undertaking in six months, and helped build the platform that did it.

Qantas Read the story

Property & Facilities Management

Automating internal and third-party audits and compliance management across the portfolio since 2011.

CBRE Read the story

Transport & Logistics

Live access, digital prequalification, and lone Worker safety across unmanned sites.

Auckland Transport Read the story

Education

Contractor management, document approvals, and workflow automation, integrated with the university’s Access ID system.

Australian Catholic University Read the story

Questions

Questions People Ask First.

How long does the chain check take?

8 questions, about 3 minutes. Each answer moves you to the next question, and Back lets you change one.

Do I have to give my email to see my result?

No. Your chain, every link marked Holds, Gaps, Weak, or Breaks, is on screen with no details. The detail behind each link asks for your name and company email, once.

Does the check say whether we meet the law?

No. It shows how connected your contractor process is, link by link. It does not assess whether you meet any law or standard, and it is not legal advice.

What happens to my chain check answers?

They are held in this browser tab, with no name or email, so the procurement brief can carry them over. If you send the form, ComplyFlow keeps your name and company email so a person can follow up. How personal information is held is in the privacy policy.

Approved Is One Link. Check All Eight.

Eight scenarios and about 3 minutes. Your chain is on screen straight away, with no email needed.

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