Why This Matters
A smooth sales process means more closed deals and happier customers. This walkthrough guides you through every step so you can present financing options with confidence and close deals faster.
What You'll Need
Admin access to SubcontractorHub
A web browser (Chrome or Edge recommended)
Step-by-Step Instructions
Step 1
Sign in to yourSubcontractorHubaccount with your username and password.
Step 2
Click on the "New Customer" button at the top of your screen to create a new lead.
Step 3
Input thecustomer’s addressandbasic information. The address can be added manually by clicking on the “Manual Address” checkbox. Select the job type and assign it to a user by clicking “Assign To”. Fill outsetterandlead sourcedetails, as well as other information.
Step 4
Click “Create customer” in the top-right corner of the page.
Step 5
You have now created a proposal card. Click "View Detail" to begin generating a design and pricing. You can title a proposal by clicking “Add Title”.
Step 6
In the HVAC details tab, you’ll need to select the equipment for the “Good,” “Better,” and “Best” fields.
Step 7
Choose which HVAC your customer wants to proceed with.
Step 8
Click “Calculate SEER” to compare the customer’s existing HVAC system with the new install.
Step 9
Input the details of the customer’s old and new systems. The comparison data will update automatically.
Step 10
Scroll down to the “Adders” section. If your proposal requires add-ons, click “Choose Adders”.
Step 11
Select the adders and click “Done”.
Step 12
You can add “Discount Details” from the Discount section.
Step 13
Scroll down to the financing section of the proposal. You can add a down payment amount by selecting the payment type, down payment value and payment method, then clicking “Update”.
Step 14
Scroll down to the financing section of the proposal and select "Financing (Fully Integrated)". Select “GreenSky” to use GreenSky’s HVAC financing products.
Step 15
Click “Submit Application”.
Step 16
Select the method either via “In-person” or “Email" and thenclick on “Send.”
Step 17
Select the type ofplan, entercustomer informationand other pertinent details. Click on “Submit.”
Step 18
After successful submission, click “Sync Quotes.”
Step 19
Click “Yes” to continue.
Step 20
From the dropdown, choose the appropriate plan and click“Add Loan.”
Step 21
Once the finance card is generated, click on "Finalize."
Step 22
Click “Sign Installer Document."
Step 23
Select the required checkboxes and click “Next.”
Step 24
Click on “Sign via Subhub Sign.”
Step 25
Click “Open,” this will redirect you to a new tab for signing.
Step 26
You will be redirected to a new tab to proceed with the signing process. Click “Start.”
Step 27
Click “Sign.”
Step 28
Enter the required information and click “Adopt and Sign.”
Step 29
Click “Next.”
Step 30
Click “Submit” to finalize the signing process.
Step 31
You’ll have the option to combine all PDFs into a single file or keep them separate. Make your selection and click “Submit.”
Step 32
Once the document is signed, a confirmation tab will appear.
Step 33
The “Signed” status will now be reflected on the finance card, indicating the process is complete.
Real-World Example
💡 A new sales rep follows this walkthrough during their first customer meeting. With each step laid out clearly, they present financing options confidently and close the deal on the first visit.
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. |