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If something feels urgent, threatening or confusing, stop and ask for help before you send money, passwords, PINs, one-time login codes or banking codes.

1. PauseDo not pay, click, approve remote access, or share codes while pressured.

2. Save detailsKeep screenshots, phone numbers, emails, links or payment requests if safe to do so.

3. Ask for helpUse normal words. We can help work out the safest next step.

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Availability

Set realistic timing and coverage.

Make it easy to understand when and where you can help before profile review.

Next stepReview showcase

Provider-safe guardrail: this continuity layer only links existing provider pages. It does not start a separate work, account, payment or support process.

Availability statusKeep this updated

Keep your time and coverage realistic.

Mobile providers need a quick reminder to update timing, service areas and contact expectations before checking work.

Empty-state guide

No availability added yet. Add when and where you can help so the next step is clear.

Review showcase

Add realistic times
Review service area coverage
Update details when your schedule changes

Provider-safe note: this panel only clarifies status, trust and empty states on existing provider pages. It does not start a separate work, account, payment or support process.

Availability review

Availability now closes cleanly into profile review.

Providers get clear reminders to keep timing realistic and service areas current before checking opportunities.

Realistic timingAvailability copy discourages over-promising.

Clear fallbackSupport is close if timing is unclear.

Profile nextShowcase follows availability.

Next review stepContinue to showcase

No assignment or dispatch behaviour changes are made.

Availability recovery

Make schedule gaps feel intentional, not broken.

If no availability is shown, providers get a clear path to update timing or ask support.

No times yetAdd realistic times when you can help.

Area unclearReview service area coverage.

Need supportAsk a question if the link looks wrong.

If timing is unclearAsk about availability

No assignment or dispatch behaviour changes are introduced.

Availability readability

Keep availability easy to update from a phone.

Timing and coverage guidance is simplified so providers can quickly review what should stay current.

Realistic timesEncourage time windows providers can actually support.

Coverage clarityService areas stay clear and current.

Fast updateMobile spacing supports quick edits and review.

After availabilityReview showcase

This does not assign work or promise automatic matching.

Availability

Set realistic timing and service area expectations.

Availability notes support manual planning. They do not guarantee dispatch, assignment or booking.

Start as a providerUse the existing provider entry path for interest, role fit and next steps.Services and skill fitKeep services plain-English, specific and manually reviewable.VerificationPrepare evidence for human review without exposing private identifiers.AvailabilitySet realistic service area, timing and contact expectations.

More provider paths

Provider profileReview public-safe profile basics and provider pathway guidance.Showcase readinessPrepare permissioned proof, examples and profile confidence.Approved work areaUse existing board access screens only when review allows it.Ask a questionAsk for help if a service, profile, verification or board step is unclear.

Team review guardrail: this guide reuses existing provider, service, support and board paths. It does not start a separate work, account, payment or support process.

Provider entry screen

Availability

Provider onboarding is separated from customer job requests. It captures verification, services, availability, showcase readiness and approved board access.