Who Contract Status is for

Each side of an NEC contract works in the same record, with its own drafts kept private until they are sent. What changes is what you see first, and which dates you answer for.

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Each page describes a typical day with and without the software, the clauses and periods you answer for, and where to go next.

Project Managers

Every reply you owe under the contract, dated and in one list.

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Quantity Surveyors

Quotations, assessments and certificates that add up to the same figure everywhere.

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Commercial Managers

What is overdue, what is exposed and which contract needs you first.

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Contracts Managers

Several contracts, several teams, one view of what is waiting on whom.

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Planners

Programme submissions, replies and revisions, tracked month by month.

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Supervisors

Tests, inspections, searches and Defects with their own registers.

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Main contractors

Protect your entitlement: notify in time, quote in time, see every reply.

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Subcontractors

The subcontract periods, not the main contract's, on every record.

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Clients and public bodies

Evidence of who did what and when, across every contract you let.

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Commercial Directors

The portfolio in one view, with no chasing and no extra reports.

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PMO

Programme compliance and contract health across the whole portfolio.

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Consultants

Run contracts for your clients, and your own appointments, on the right form.

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Framework managers

Call-offs set up the same way, and seen together.

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One contract, both sides

A compensation event is notified by one company and answered by another. In Contract Status they work on the same record and see the same dates, with one reference and one history. Each company has its own roles, its own words for the two sides and its own private drafts.

Client accounts: Client and Contractor, with Project Manager's Instructions
Contractor accounts: Contractor and Subcontractor, with Contractor's Instructions
Recorded contracts: the form's own words, such as Consultant and Service Manager on a PSC

The same contract as the other side sees it, with their own list of actions

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