Avetta^® prequalification, done by people who only do prequalification.

Three things show up in front of us about Avetta® every month. First, scorecard recalibration: Avetta® periodically updates how sub-scores weight relative to each other in the compliance summary, and a contractor who was passing in one quarter can show up in red the next quarter without changing a thing on their side. We monitor scoring releases the day Avetta® publishes them and pre-emptively remediate documents that are about to start hurting the score.

Second, the Connect platform continues to roll out features and contractor-facing tooling that change how documents and questionnaires are submitted. Workflow changes look small in release notes and large in your team's day. We keep current on the cycle so your office doesn't bounce off an interface change at the wrong moment.

Third, the four most common reasons we see contractors lose Approved status on Avetta®: a lapsed insurance certificate where the additional-insured language was not carried forward at renewal; an EMR drift over a per-operator threshold without a corrective-action narrative attached; a safety program section rejected by Avetta® evaluators for missing a required element; and a training matrix that's missing OSHA 10 / 30 or fall-protection records the owner was expecting to see in evidence.