Defining your Job Request Strategy

tidy should support any job request strategy that you like, tidy does not apply any subjective opinion on how you should make requests if you ever have some need that you can't figure out, let us know inside the app, we have the following objective criteria these are the possible ways to sort or filter pro review percentage (integer) pro review count (integer) pro block percentage (integer) pro block count (integer) pro jobs completed (integer) pro retention rate % (integer) pro job cancellation rate % (integer) pro job cancellation rate <24 hours % (integer) pro last job status (complete, cancelled, no show) pro distance from location (integer) pro gender (male,female) pro id pro rate my target budget my unused budget so to define your ruleset, you can list your job request in the order you want requests to go to pros you can use the operators \> >= = <= < and or asc desc then "then" defines groups, when to move onto the next step wait min for waiting a defined period of time wait percentage for waiting a percentage of the time remaining for each job you can set rules for primary these are people you expect to do the job standby these are people you don't expect to do the job but are on standby in case reserve this budget is for tips reimbursements, and more so an example might be primary (slots=2) //for pros you want on a job add more slots if you want more pros to fill them pro id 849 then wait percentage 20 then pro review percentage >80% and pro review count > 10 and pro rate<0 7 my target budget then wait min 10 then pro review percentage >50% and pro review count > 5 and pro rate<1 0 my target price //if you find a match, you will automatically assign that pro to your job at the pros rate standby //for pros that you want on standby pro review percentage >80% and pro review count > 10 and pro rate<0 7 my unused budget //if you find a match, you will automatically assign that pro as a standby for your job at the pros rate reserve //for tips and reimbursements my unused budget //use this if you want to hold some funds until deciding later to pay (for example, wanting to budget for a tip, but send later) uploading your custom strategy is great to make sure your needs are met if you need help with this, talk to an account manager