Safety first

Worried about a scam? Pause before paying anyone

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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This is tech-help guidance, not emergency service advice. If someone is in immediate danger, call local emergency services first.

Provider entry

Start with profile, services, verification and availability.

These steps help a real person review provider fit before any customer handoff or board access.

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.

Easy to use on mobile: read the short summary, then choose the safest next step.

provider journey

Provider path: get ready, stay clear, wait for approval

Use this path to explain the services you can genuinely support, complete verification, and prepare customer-safe proof before any customer work is shown or assigned.

Continue provider setup Review verification

Keep the journey consistent:

Confirm your service area and contact details.
Add only services you can safely deliver.
Complete verification and trust/proof readiness before customer work.

Guardrail: This is not a provider comparison, price competition, price competition board or price competition. Work remains controlled by approval and team review.

Provider entry screen

Next step

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