Stop Wrestling with ISNetworld | prequalify.9592.tech

The problem

Contractors describe ISNetworld the same way. None of it is flattering.

"I hate ISN."

r/SafetyProfessionals · 37 upvotes

"ISN is so shitty. Only Avetta manages to be worse."

r/SafetyProfessionals · 37 upvotes

"Frustrated because already had to go through this with ISNetworld... of course they won't talk to each other."

r/Construction

"An F-grade will stop business and then the higher-ups will come to you and ask why they're losing customers."

r/SafetyProfessionals

"Volume of documentation required has become so labor intensive that some insurance brokers discontinued offering data entry services."

Engineering News-Record

Here's what the day-to-day looks like:

You pay $5,000 to $20,000 per year to platforms rated 2.8 out of 5 stars. Each GC requires a different one. They don't talk to each other.
One contractor manages seven platforms simultaneously. Seven logins, seven interfaces, seven sets of requirements.
An F-grade means instant work stoppage. Your insurance certificate expires at midnight, and by 6 AM someone's calling to say your crew can't come on site.
Project managers spend 15 to 20 hours every week on prequalification documents. Half the work week on paperwork instead of actual work.
45 to 55 percent of initial COI submissions need corrections. One wrong additional insured endorsement costs $8,500.
The only "help" is consultants who charge $200 to $800 a month to fill out the same forms. $12.1 million a year goes to one firm alone. Zero technology involved.

What this could look like

Nobody has built technology for the contractor side of prequalification. I'd like to change that.

Catch errors before submission

Software that flags keyword mismatches, formatting issues, and missing fields before ISNetworld's reviewers reject them. No more back-and-forth.

One place for every deadline

Track renewal dates, expiring COIs, and upcoming submissions across ISNetworld, Avetta, Veriforce, and whatever else your GCs require. No more spreadsheets.

Document prep that matches each platform

OSHA 300 logs, certificates of insurance, safety programs. Formatted the way each platform expects, not the way you happen to have them filed.

Gap analysis before your grade drops

Know exactly what's missing or expiring before it turns into an F-grade and a phone call from your GC.

A human reviews before anything goes in

Software does the grunt work. A real person reviews everything before submission. Because an $8,500 COI mistake isn't a bug report. It's a work stoppage.

This is what I'd like to build. The right version comes from talking to contractors who deal with this every day. Your workflow determines what gets built.

The numbers

A $3 billion industry built on top of your frustration.

$129.6M

ISNetworld annual revenue from 90,000 contractors

$3B

What Avetta sold for. 130,000 contractors in their network.

$12.1M

Annual revenue at JJ Safety, the largest ISNetworld consultant. 5,000+ clients. Zero software.

$65K/yr

Average salary for a safety coordinator. Companies hire full-time people just to manage this.

473K+

Specialty trade contractor businesses in the US. The platforms aren't going away.

Technology tools built specifically for contractors dealing with prequalification platforms.

Get in touch

Tell me about your setup.

I'll put together a rundown of what typically flags for contractors in your trade on ISNetworld. 20 minutes of my time, no pitch, no follow-up spam.

Got it. I'll be in touch.

I'll review your info and send you a compliance rundown within a few business days. If something looks urgent, I'll flag it right away.

Book a call directly
Schedule 20 minutes

Call or text
+49 172 767 7643

Email
christo@9592.tech

Who's behind this

Christo Wilken

I'm a software engineer based in Germany. I'm not from construction. I found ISNetworld while researching industries where terrible software costs people real money.

I couldn't believe what I found. $12 million a year goes to one consulting firm that fills out the same forms you're already frustrated with. 39 employees, zero technology. Just people with more practice navigating terrible interfaces.

I want to build something better. Software that does the grunt work, catches the errors, and tracks the deadlines across every platform your GCs require. With a real person reviewing everything before it goes in, because the stakes are too high for pure automation.

But I can't build the right version from a desk. If you're willing to spend 20 minutes telling me how your compliance workflow actually works, I'll put together a rundown of what typically flags for your trade. No pitch.