Five minutes to live.

1. 01
   Legal name and entity type

   For invoicing. Auto-entrepreneur, SARL, sole proprietorship, etc.
2. 02
   IBAN or PayPal

   How you pay them when leads close.
3. 03
   Service area

   Postcodes or neighborhoods. Defines which leads they receive.
4. 04
   Daily capacity

   How many jobs per day. Used by the dispatcher to round-robin.
5. 05
   Days off and hours

   Used to skip them when they're unreachable.
6. 06
   Required certifications

   Per vertical. Plumber: license number. Dental: clinic registration.
7. 07
   Commission agreement

   10–20% on closed jobs. Spelled out, signed via DocSpring or similar.

The first lead is also the test. The provider receives it. The dispatcher logs the timestamps. A follow-up at 24h checks: did the provider answer the customer? Did the work happen? Was the customer satisfied? Three failed first leads in a row → the provider is paused.

The first lead is free. The relationship is the asset. Letting the first lead die kills the partnership before it starts.

Within a city × vertical, providers are ranked by close rate, speed of response, and customer NPS. The dispatcher picks the top one available. Providers with poor metrics drop down the rotation automatically. No conversation needed — the data is the contract.