Ideas

Trimble doesn't allow the initial registration of Canadian addresses. This requires users to enter a United States address, and then change it once registered. This confuses companies and makes them concerned that the system they're using is not l...

Trimble should show what member marked a compliance as approved for tracking purposes.

Customers would have the ability to build custom document templates when they have new projects

I would like to be able to click into a project, click compliance, then see at a glance which vendors are completely in compliance. As it is I have to first sort by vendor, then check each individual line to verify. Visually its very clunky.

We would like a setting so we can block our vendors from altering the SOV values. We don't want them to be able to make changes to either their subcontract nor change order items/description/scheduled values.

For compliance notifications, it would be helpful to have the ability to control the frequency of notifications, specifically the Expiration Advanced Warning. Currently, a notification is sent each day beginning 30 days prior to expiration of a do...

Would be a great benefit if we could download all the compliance documents by type, specifically the COIs, for all vendors all projects at once so when we have to provide them to third parties (insurance audits) we can quickly and easily get all o...

It would be helpful if we are able to add an attachment to a pending pay application on behalf of a subcontractor. For example, pictures of stored materials and documents verifying those stored materials.

It would be good when we see the Vendor Membors within a company if it would identify the roles of each member. This is helpful as we would know which member to reach out to when we need assistance. For example, only the Admin of the Vendor member...

The ability to unapprove a pay application should be limited to only one role of Admin or Curator. An approver should never have the ability to unapprove a pay application after has been approved, as the cost has likely already hit the job. This c...