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The type will be “Revision,” and the basis will be the initial Subcontractor Agreement. Revisions are intended to correct or refine the agreement before work begins, and multiple versions provide a clear history of all adjustments.
A Revision is created to update a Subcontractor Agreement before any related documents, such as Payment Applications, have been processed. Since no follow-up documents exist yet, the original agreement lines remain fully editable. Quantities, rates, descriptions, or other details can be adjusted directly on those lines.
When a Revision is generated, the system copies all information from the original agreement to create a new version. The previous version is retained for full traceability of changes. The system also ensures that no updates exceed the limits defined in the requisition linked to the agreement.
Revisions are intended to correct or refine the agreement before work begins, and multiple versions provide a clear history of all adjustments.
Variation
Variations are used to record additional or modified work under the subcontract after the initial agreement is in place. It functions like Variation in Estimation, but is specific to the Subcontractor Agreement.
A variation can has been established. It can be created only based on the latest version of the active agreement, which can be identified via the subcontractor agreement version link listed under the Subcontractor Agreements document
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