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    Optional: Prevent Permits with Expired Contractor Licenses
    • 28 Jul 2023
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    Optional: Prevent Permits with Expired Contractor Licenses

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    🔛 How to Enable This Optional Feature

    Fill out this quick form to enable this feature for your jurisdiction.


    • This option prevents permits from being accepted or submitted when a contractor's license has expired.
    • When enabled, if a permit application is linked to a contractor with an expired license, the application cannot be submitted or accepted (the application can be saved).


    Error Messages: You cannot accept this application because of one or more expired contractor licenses, You cannot submit this application because of one or more expired contractor licenses


    • This option will save you time and prevent you from accidentally accepting a permit that requires more information from the contractor.


    Accepting an Application In CommunityCore
    Sprint 15, cannot accept application if contractor license has expired.gif


    Submitting an Application In CommunityConnect
    When a contractor or community member is applying for a permit online.
    Sprint 15, CommunityConnect, contractor with expired license cannot submit application.gif



    âš¡ Quick Tip

    This feature is available if your jurisdiction issues licenses through the licensing feature in CommunityCore. If you track licenses using Supporting Documents, this feature will not prevent a permit from being accepted when a Supporting Document is expired.

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