Government and procurement
Verify contractors for public projects and panels
Use WorkClear for procurement checks, contractor panels, project onboarding, and recurring licence assurance.
Public sector teams need repeatable licence checks with clear evidence, especially when suppliers work across multiple states.
How WorkClear helps
API, bulk checks, monitoring, and evidence in one path
API checks
Call licence verification from your own onboarding or workflow system.
Bulk import
Upload supplier, contractor, applicant, or policy lists for faster checks.
Watchlists
Keep recurring licence checks attached to the records your team cares about.
Evidence
Save history and reports so decisions can be reviewed later.
Expected outcomes
What teams get back
Implementation path
From manual checks to automation
Define required checks
Select the states and licence categories needed for a tender, panel, or project.
Run checks consistently
Use search, bulk upload, or API depending on volume and process maturity.
Keep evidence
Export or retain verification records for procurement files and compliance reviews.
Related guides
State checks that matter for this workflow
Use these guides when your team needs state-specific licence context before moving a check into search, bulk review, or API automation.
How to verify a contractor licence in the ACT
Relevant for public-sector checks involving ACT construction occupations and local project procurement.
How to verify a contractor licence in New South Wales
Use this guide when panels, tenders, or project files require NSW Fair Trading licence evidence.
How to verify a contractor licence in Queensland
Check QBCC licence details for Queensland procurement, contractor panels, and public project onboarding.
How to verify a contractor licence in Western Australia
Review WA building and trade licence checks before supplier approval or recurring panel review.
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Free account with unlimited verification search. Paid plans unlock API access, monitoring, watchlists, and reusable evidence.