Review the actual job before you commit.
Use the scope, photos, assumptions, and available price information to accept, counter, decline, or request clarification.
Direct answer
For a Completa opportunity, the contractor reviews the documented job before choosing whether the scope and price are workable. A counter should explain what changed, not replace the scope with an unexplained total.
Four phases
How the workflow works.
- 01
Read the complete scope
Review requested work, photos, measurements, selections, assumptions, access, and known exclusions together.
- 02
Identify what still needs verification
Call out hidden conditions, code questions, product availability, site access, or measurements that require professional confirmation.
- 03
Choose a documented response
Accept when the job is workable, counter with reasons when the scope or price must change, or decline without obscuring the record.
- 04
Carry the decision into the job
The selected scope becomes the reference point for the schedule, milestones, changes, and closeout.
What stays in the record
- Original scope
- Photos and assumptions
- Contractor response
- Reason for any counter or clarification
Related workflows
Take the workflow into your next job.
The operating details live in Completa Pro.