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Every Trade business feature. No card needed.
No card needed · No lock-in · Cancel any time
Trade compliance network · Australia
One verified profile for your licences, insurance, tickets and gear. Share it with any contractor. Contractors see who’s Work Ready before anyone reaches the gate.




The builder invites
The trade accepts
Documents on file count straight away
Both see the same Work Ready status
Builder portals make every trade start again for every head contractor. Assureworx works the other way round.
Demo account. Documents are illustrative.
Every Trade business feature. No card needed.
From 250 verified trades. Volume rates, guided onboarding and a direct line to our team.
A trade paying for its own plan joins your projects at no cost.
Plans renew until you cancel.
Scale up or down as your crew changes.
Contractors only see your profile after you accept their invite or open a link you sent.
How we look after documents →Only the recipient can open them, with a one-time 6-digit code.
Set link expiry, switch links off and get alerted when they’re opened.
Off unless you turn them on. Every copy carries the recipient’s email.
Every ABN checked against the ABR and re-checked daily.
Stored on Microsoft Azure in Sydney.
In transit and at rest.
No. Verified means the ABN and identity are checked and documents are current. Site access is always the contractor’s call, against their own requirements.
Read the full answer →Each trade is covered once. A trade on its own plan joins any contractor’s project for free. Principal contractors can cover trades who aren’t on Assureworx yet.
Read the full answer →Yes. Send a locked link. They open it with a one-time code, and you choose when it expires.
Read the full answer →You’re reminded before it expires and on the day. Contractors see the status change. The expired copy is archived, not deleted, so the history is there at audit.
Read the full answer →Yes. Add or remove trades any time, and upgrade to Principal contractor from Subscription. No lock-in on any plan.
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