Construction contract signing software for general contractors
Send client and subcontractor contracts for signature from the same platform where the bid and the project already live.
Signing is powered by SignWell.
From bid to signed in four steps
- 1
Prepare the contract
Start from the bid and the vendor already in Korus, so the details are not retyped.
- 2
Send it for signature
Korus uses DocuSign for the signing step, so signers get a familiar, trusted experience.
- 3
Counter-sign
Once the other party has signed, you review and sign to complete the agreement.
- 4
It is filed with the project
The signed contract stays with the vendor record, ready the next time someone asks for it.
Every agreement, filed where it belongs
Client contracts
Send owner agreements for signature without leaving the project.
Subcontractor agreements
Get subcontracts signed and attached to the vendor record.
Fewer attachments
No more version-in-email hunts: the signed copy lives in one place.
Tied to the vendor
Certificates and contracts sit together for each subcontractor.
Frequently asked questions
9.1Does Korus support e-signatures for construction contracts?
Yes. Korus supports client and subcontractor contracts and uses DocuSign for the signing step.
9.2Do I still need to pay DocuSign separately?
Korus uses DocuSign for signing. How DocuSign costs apply to your plan depends on your setup, so check the pricing page or ask us before you assume either way.
9.3Are electronic signatures legally binding in construction?
In the United States, electronic signatures are broadly recognized under the federal ESIGN Act and state laws based on UETA, though certain document types have exceptions. Confirm requirements for your contracts with your attorney.
9.4Where do signed contracts live?
Contracts live in the same platform as bids, vendors and billing, so the signed agreement sits next to the work it covers instead of in a separate inbox or folder.
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