About ContractorLicenseAlert
ContractorLicenseAlert keeps track of a contractor’s licenses, permits, insurance policies and bonds, and emails reminders before each one expires. It is for the contractor who holds the paperwork and for the business that keeps track of many contractors’ paperwork.
What it does, and what it does not
You add each license, permit, policy and bond with its expiration date, or upload the document and have the dates read from it. You then get email reminders ahead of each renewal, and follow-ups once one is overdue.
ContractorLicenseAlert does not check anything with a licensing board, an insurer or a bonding company. It does not confirm that a license is active or that a policy is in force. Reading dates from a document is an assist: you look at what was read and confirm it before it is saved. The record is only as current as what you or your team enter.
Built and operated by Veriden Technologies Private Limited
ContractorLicenseAlert is built and operated by Veriden Technologies Private Limited. For anything about the product, an account or a reminder, write to support@contractorlicensealert.com or use the contact page.
Ajay Suryawanshi
The guides on the blog are published under the name of Ajay Suryawanshi. Read the guides.
How the guides are produced
Each guide is credited to Ajay Suryawanshi. Where a guide describes the product, the details are checked against how ContractorLicenseAlert actually works.
The guides are general information. They are not legal or insurance advice, and they do not state any one state’s or board’s rules, because those differ and change. To find the rules that apply to you, check with your licensing board, your insurer or bonding company, or a professional you trust. The NASCLA state licensing information page is a place to start looking up a state’s requirements.
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