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How To Automate Subhub Signing

Why This Matters

Automations are one of the biggest time-savers in SubcontractorHub. Instead of manually handling repetitive tasks, you can set up triggers that do the work for you — so your team can focus on closing deals and completing installs.

What You'll Need

  • Admin access to SubcontractorHub

  • A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1

From the main menu, go to “Manage Database” and select “Database” from the dropdown.

Step 2

Click “Additional” and select “Automations” from the dropdown.

Step 3

Click the “Add” button.

Step 4

Provide a “Title” for the automation. Click "Next".

Step 5

Select “Project” from the available modules. Click "Next".

Step 6

Select the preferred job type. For this example, we have selected “Solar”. Click "Start Now!".

Step 7

Click “Add Start Trigger(s)”.

Step 8

Select a trigger from the list.

Step 9

Click the “+" sign above "Automation Ends Here”.

Step 10

Select “Sign Via SCH” from the list of actions.

Step 11

Select the preferred document template and click “Save”.

Step 12

Once the automation is saved, it will show on the interface.

Real-World Example

💡 A contractor uses grouped checkboxes in their contract template so customers can select which add-ons they want with simple check marks — making the signing process quick and error-free.

Pro Tips

  • Start small: Test this feature on one project before rolling it out company-wide.

  • Need help? Contact SubcontractorHub support — they're always happy to walk you through it.

  • Bookmark this guide: Come back anytime you need a quick refresher.

Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Setting doesn't appear

Make sure you have admin access and the correct permissions enabled.

Changes not saving

Refresh your browser and try again. Check your internet connection.

Feature not working as expected

Clear your browser cache or try a different browser. Contact support if the issue persists.

Change Log

Date

Change

May 2026

Rewritten for clarity; simplified language for non-technical contractors; added images and troubleshooting.

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