This episode is a re-run. It was originally published in June 2023.

What if the software you’re using to simplify your contracts is actually costing you more? One construction company learned the hard way. Listen now to find out why and how to avoid the same mistake!

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Timestamps:

(4:21) - People almost didn't use it because they didn't want to bother going through every single step and clicking it and opening it and go to the next step and the next one

(6:29) - A lot of the softwares are put together by IT people and the actual people that need to use the software on construction sites are supervisors and project managers

(8:31) - Think twice before you do invest because it's very expensive and it costs a lot of money

(8:49) - The system itself won't put money in your back pocket

(8:58) - Focus on making sure that you're getting your notices in, that you're doing all the contractual things that you should be doing

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