Set your company defaults
Choose the responsibilities your company needs at project launch. Use the proposal estimator, project manager or a specific team member where appropriate. Add your own tasks alongside the standard job requirements.
Project launch / Built for subcontractors
A project needs more than a new job number. Give the budget, contract, insurance, samples and submittals a clear owner before the work gets moving.
Request early accessIllustrative workflow
Winning a proposal starts a chain of office work. Without a clear handoff, the estimator assumes the budget is handled, the office is waiting for a contract, and the submittals still need an owner. More notifications do not solve unclear responsibility.
How the workflow works
Choose the responsibilities your company needs at project launch. Use the proposal estimator, project manager or a specific team member where appropriate. Add your own tasks alongside the standard job requirements.
When the proposal becomes a project, verify the people, dates and available job information. Change assignments for that job rather than rebuilding a checklist from scratch.
Use the Action Center to see owned work tied to the project. Keep the overall picture in the Command Center and the next actions where the team can act on them.
A few good questions
Yes. Launch responsibilities are configured per company, rather than hard-coded to the people in the company that built PM4Subs.
Yes. Company defaults are a starting point. The person launching the project can review and adjust the proposed responsibilities.
Yes. Add company-specific launch tasks alongside contract, budget, insurance, samples and submittal responsibilities.
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