5 Things to Consider When Choosing a Prequalification Program

August 21, 2020

Prequalification Program for Contractors and Suppliers

Today, it is critical to ensure that suppliers and contractors meet corporate compliance requirements, minimize your company’s exposure to risk and maintain required safety protocols at all times. To address all these requirements is not an easy ask.  

In such situations having access to prequalified contractors and suppliers can drastically reduce the risks of injury and provide assurance that the vendors onsite take safety seriously.

FIRST, VERIFY provides a fully customized, efficient prequalification service with built-in document management, optimized for day-to-day operations which can be the solution for minimizing site risks. 

But prior to choosing the right prequalification platform there are a few questions you should ask:



1.     Does the prequalification platform have customization capabilities for your specific needs?



2.     How reliable is the software used? Does it keep your critical information safe?



3.     What kind of information can be tracked?



4.     Does the service offer audit capabilities?



5.     Is the platform easy to use and does it provide support?



FIRST, VERIFY is a one-stop shop for easy implementation of a contractor prequalification program. It provides a fully customizable, efficient prequalification tool with built-in document management, optimized for use by the day-to-day operations team. It is a simple-to-implement solution for minimizing the risk introduced by your vendors.



To learn more about how FIRST, VERIFY can help you with your Contractor Prequalification visit our website or call us at (800) 651-7180





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