Client journey
Set your reward.
Bring an official tender URL. Define the work and what success means before a professional accepts.
Private by design
Prepare the evidence.
The live client workspace records procurement identity, deadline, scope, success evidence and reward terms as a private draft. It never invents accreditations or exposes private files publicly.
Private uploads are not enabled. Please do not send confidential tender documents through ordinary email.
Review what you publish.
Before you submit an order, review the title, organisation, source link, scope, success event and reward. Those fields become visible to every verified, approved and subscribed professional; there is not yet a per-project access-approval workflow. Do not include buyer-restricted facts, confidential files or competing strategy.
Lock one client order.
You submit the exact scope, minimum £85 + VAT fixed fee, success trigger and payment authority to Pay Per Award. The first eligible professional who accepts the separate supplier work order may take the project; the current workspace does not let you select among applicants. Combined-reward terms can be drafted but not submitted until later-sales reconciliation is ready. No one can silently rewrite the recorded version.
You authorise the bid.
The professional supports the agreed work; the client confirms the truth of its evidence and authorises submission. The current workspace does not store bid files or client approval milestones and never auto-submits a draft.
Pay Pay Per Award for the defined success.
When secure checkout is connected, the approved merchant payment provider will keep the client’s authorised payment method. After verified success, the separately approved project reward is paid to Pay Per Award as its own service revenue. If an independent professional performed the work, Pay Per Award separately pays that supplier. Framework admission, partial lots and later call-offs follow the exact agreement rather than a universal definition of winning.
Open the client workspace