Publish the opportunity.
Show the work, location, timing, and contractor pay so your team can decide.
YOUR JOBS. YOUR CONTRACTOR TEAM.
Post the job.
Your contractors
claim it.
A private job board for the contractors you already work with.
Publish the details and pay. Notify your team that work is available. An eligible contractor claims the job, and you see who’s taking it.
Try the job board✓ One post to your team✓ See who claims the work
OWNER VIEW · FUTURE CONCEPTProposed job creation · Interactive sample
- 1 Publish job
- 2 Notify team
- 3 Contractor claims
READY TO PUBLISHDraft
Move-out clean
2-bedroom apartment · Supplies required
LOCATIONRaleigh, NC
WHENTomorrow · 9:00 AM
CONTRACTOR PAY$180 / job
What the job includes
Clean the kitchen, bathrooms, floors, and interior windows. Bring your own cleaning supplies.
Your cleaning contractors12 eligible contractors in this example
Try it above. This only changes the sample board.
DISPATCH · DIRECT OFFER
OFFER // DEMO
Would you like this job?
REQUEST RECEIVEDJust now
SERVICE TYPE
Move-out clean
- Your payout
- $180.00
- Date
- Tomorrow
- Time
- 9:00 AM
- Location
- Raleigh, NC
This is your technician payout. Customer pricing stays private. The customer’s full address and access details appear only after a confirmed assignment.
Current app layout · Fictional customer and job · Scroll for full details
Service
Move-out clean
AppointmentTomorrow · 9:00 AM
AssignedJob sequence
Your next step
Review the address and access instructions. When you begin traveling, update dispatch.
01 · Brief
Job brief
- Customer Name
- Alex Morgan Sample customer
- Customer Phone
- (919) 555-0142
- Service Type
- Move-out clean
- Appointment
- Tomorrow · 9:00 AM
- Address
- 123 Example Lane, Raleigh, NC
- Gate / Access
- Use the main entrance. Customer will meet you.
- Meeting Spot
- Front entrance
- Vehicle
- —
- Notes
- Sample job notes.
03 · Customer payment
Preparing customer invoiceHandled by the office
The office handles the customer invoice. You do not need to collect payment.
No payment collectionDo not accept cash, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or any direct customer payment.
04 · Progress
Job history
Important milestones for this assignment, shown in plain language.
Start as the owner: publish the sample job to your team.
OTHER EXAMPLE JOBS
Lawn mowingCary, NC$65
Driveway washDurham, NC$140
THE WORK CHANGES. THE HANDOFF DOESN’T.
Built around contractor teams.
Cleaning a property. Mowing a lawn. Restoring a roof. The idea is the same: publish the work and let your contractors claim it.
Choose your business to load a sample job.
Cleaning example loaded
Move-out cleanRaleigh, NC · $180 sample contractor payTHE BOUNTY-BOARD IDEA
One job post.
A team that can act.
You bring the work and your contractor network. DispatchPro gives them a place to claim it.
Notify your contractors.
Let the eligible people on your team know there’s a job available to claim.
See who claims it.
The contractor takes the job. You follow ownership and progress from the board.
STOP DISPATCHING ONE TEXT AT A TIME
Still asking five people,
“Can you take this job?”
You send the details. Wait for replies. Repeat yourself. Then work out who actually said yes. Every new job starts the same conversation.
Post the opportunity once. Give your contractors a clear way to take it.Try claiming a sample jobGive them one place to claim it.
ED ONE POST TO YOUR TEAM✓ Claimed
Move-out clean
Raleigh, NC · Tomorrow, 9:00 AM
Riley claimed the job.
You can see who’s taking it.
BEFORE YOU PUT IT TO WORK
Your team.
Your questions.
Do I bring my own contractors?
Yes. This is a private board for the contractors your business already works with. You publish the work to your team, and eligible contractors can claim it.
Is this only for mobile detailing?
The same job-post-and-claim model can apply to cleaning, lawn care, pressure washing, home renovation, and detailing. Your board needs to be configured around your services and contractor eligibility.
Do contractors bid, or claim a posted job?
The model shown here is a posted job with stated contractor pay. An eligible contractor claims the opportunity, so the owner can see who is taking it.
What happens after a contractor claims it?
The contractor opens the job brief and moves through On My Way, Arrived, Start Job, and Complete Job. Each button asks for confirmation and updates the job history, so the owner can follow progress.
SEE IT WITH YOUR OWN CONTRACTOR TEAM
Let’s map your first job from post to claim.
Tell us how your business assigns work today. We’ll use the demo to show how DispatchPro could fit your services, contractor team, and handoff.
- See how an owner posts an opportunity.
- Walk through the contractor claim experience.
- Discuss what your setup would require.
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