January Changelog

What's new in Jobloads.

Updated over a week ago

Search and Filters

Hirers can search for services based on location, season, labour needs, and filters such as industry and sector.

Add Sites

Hirers can add detailed site compliance information, key reminders to the supplying team, and site facilities.

Job Requests

Hirers can send job requests to potential Supplier services directly through the platform.

Messaging System

Suppliers and Hirers can communicate through the Jobloads messaging system

Reviews and Ratings

Hirers can leave and read reviews to help make informed hiring decisions.

Supplier Screening

Hirers have the option to screen potential Suppliers by reviewing their org/team profiles, and any past reviews.

User Management

Sprout and Growth accounts can add team members and give them full or limited access.

Shortlist

Hirers and Suppliers can save service listings to a shortlist for future reference.

Profile and Verification

Members are encouraged to create a profile and their email is verified to enhance trust.

Create Service Listings

Suppliers can create detailed listings for their seasonal services, including descriptions, photos, and pricing.

Service Management

Suppliers can manage the availability of their services, adjust their offerings, or amend their team capacity.

Supplier Search

Suppliers can browse services and see listings from other Suppliers on the network, but they can’t see their pricing or profiles.

Pricing Control

Suppliers can set their own pricing quoted by the piece or hour and outline any on-costs, and service fees.

Job Control

Suppliers can accept or decline job requests from potential Hirers.

Reputation Control

Suppliers can influence their reputation with accurate service listings and delivering on their service promise.

Off-Season Control

Sites and services can be made dormant during the off-season, saving you time and money.


Want to learn more about these features?

Check out the Jobloads BETA release announcement

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