Hidden until consent
Customer names and contact details are never shown on the board. They are released only to the chosen member, after the customer agrees.
How it works
A simple loop that turns trust into new business
Every requirement in the network follows the same path: verified members, relevant matches, customer consent, a risk check when it matters, and a protected deal at the end.
The trust loop
Five stages, every time
Select a stage to see what happens.
Both sides of an introduction
What it looks like for each member
Sharing a requirement
You have work you cannot take on
- Post the requirement on the private board: what is needed, where, by when. The customer's name stays hidden.
- We match it to verified members whose services, location and capacity fit, and suggest the best two or three.
- You check with your customer, who agrees to be introduced.
- The introduction is made and logged with the terms you agreed: reciprocity or a referral fee.
- You see the outcome in your referral log, and credit follows the agreed terms.
Receiving a requirement
A requirement matches what you sell
- You get an alert with the requirement brief: need, location, timeline and budget band where known.
- You confirm interest and capacity within the agreed response time.
- If you need to, you ask for a risk check on the customer or the referring partner before going further.
- Once the customer consents, you receive a warm introduction with context for the first meeting.
- You run the sale and own the relationship, and update the referral status as it progresses.
The rules of exchange
Five rules every member signs up to
They are what make it safe to share a customer with another company.
Verified
Only verified companies can post or receive requirements.
Relevant
Requirements go only to members that fit. Nothing is broadcast to everyone.
Consented
A customer's identity is revealed only after the customer agrees to the introduction.
Attributed
Every referral is logged: who referred whom, when, and on what terms.
Confidential
Members sign a confidentiality agreement. Misuse means removal from the network.
Your data
How information is protected inside the network
Sharing leads only works if everyone trusts how information is handled. These are the safeguards built into every exchange.
Only what is needed
Requirement briefs carry what a member needs to decide, nothing more. No personal data goes into a brief that does not need it.
Logged and accountable
Every introduction is recorded: who shared what, with whom, and when. Misuse is traceable and leads to removal from the network.
FAQ
Questions about the exchange
How are leads and requirements shared safely?
Requirements are shared only with members whose services match. Customer names and contact details stay hidden until the customer agrees to an introduction, and every member signs a confidentiality agreement.
Do I have to share leads to receive them?
Sharing is encouraged, not forced. The exchange works best when members both give and receive, and your referral log shows the balance.
Who can see the requirements I post?
Only verified members whose services match the requirement. Customer names and contact details stay hidden until the customer agrees to an introduction.
Do I get paid for a referral?
Members choose. Some share referrals for reciprocity, others agree a referral fee in advance. Either way the terms are agreed before the introduction and recorded in the referral log.
What stops members poaching my customers?
Every member signs the network code of conduct and a confidentiality agreement. Introductions are scoped to a specific requirement, and breaches lead to removal from the network.
Ready when you are
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