Payments and protection

Recording completed work

Future ReadyHands clocking is intended to create a clear platform record of when the work started, when it finished and what was agreed along the way.
Coming soon

The intended journey

  1. 1Worker arrives
  2. 2Secure clock-in
  3. 3Work begins
  4. 4Agreed changes recorded
  5. 5Worker completes the work
  6. 6Worker clocks out
  7. 7Both parties review the completion summary
  8. 8Payment is approved or a problem is reported

What the clocking record may contain

  • Assignment ID
  • Clock-in time
  • Clock-out time
  • Confirmation method
  • User confirmations
  • Approved breaks
  • Approved extensions
  • General location confirmation where consent applies
  • Audit timestamps

Clocking will not rely on location alone. Possible confirmation methods include a one-time PIN, a QR confirmation, confirmation from both parties, or location-supported confirmation where consent applies.

What is and is not recorded

Important platform actions are recorded and time-stamped.

ReadyHands does not record private audio or video.

The completion summary

After clock-out, both parties are intended to see the same summary showing:

  • Start time
  • Finish time
  • Total recorded time
  • Agreed hourly rate or fixed payment
  • Calculated worker payment
  • Approved expenses
  • Completion status

Both parties can confirm completion, propose an agreed adjustment or report a problem. If both confirm, the payment is prepared for release.

Final payment, cancellation, refund and dispute terms will be confirmed before live payments are activated.