Ambassador Zones
Choose a focus zone and understand how locks are matched.
Zones can be matched by building, street, suburb and postcode. The team manages whether a zone is available, provisional, active, shared, waitlisted or released.
Search zone
Find your campus, suburb or postcode
Use this as a quick guide to available campus, suburb and postcode zones.
Availability
Zone + speciality capacity
| Zone | Speciality | Spots | Status | Commission |
|---|
Do not claim the whole suburb or campus
Preferred access is attached to a specific zone plus speciality, such as Coburg + seniors tech or RMIT City + student tech setup.
School and partner areas need approval
School communities, buildings, clubs, retirement villages and official partner groups should be restricted until permission is approved.
Zone lock logic
How we know which zone is locked from an address
The system normalises address parts into a zone key. It checks the most specific match first: building, then street, then suburb, then postcode.
Building wins first
If an apartment, retirement village, office or campus building is locked, that leader is the most specific local contact.
Street and suburb next
If no building lock exists, the system checks street, then suburb. This avoids one broad suburb lock blocking a useful building leader.
Waitlist stays open
If a zone is already locked, admin can add applicants to waitlist, make them Supporting Ambassadors, share the zone or promote them after demotion.
Approved listing tags
Zone LeaderMaster AmbassadorBuilding CaptainStreet CaptainTrusted Local Connector
Tags are recognition only. They do not create automatic payments, provider approval or permanent zone ownership.