A human reads your application.
Every application is read by a person, not an algorithm. We're weighing how you think and the quality of work you've shipped — not follower counts, badges, or how polished the pitch is.
Vetting
How we vet experts.
A marketplace is only as honest as its weakest listing. So we don't have listings — we vet everyone. This page says what we check, what keeps you in, and what gets you removed.
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Getting in
What we check
Four checks, in order, for everyone — including people we already know. No fast lane, nothing you can buy.
You show us real work.
You walk us through real past work — what you built, why, and what happened after. Redacted where NDAs apply; we care about the work, not the client's name.
You learn the method.
New members learn how ProcessScout reports are built: every claim traces to a source, confidence is labelled, and a human signs what ships.
Delivering keeps you in.
Staying a member depends on delivering good work, not on how long you've been here. Getting vetted once is the way in, not a lifetime pass.
Level up
The certification ladder
Four levels, each earned by delivering — never by paying. Most members do excellent work at level one and never need to climb.
01 · Member
Vetted and ready
You've passed vetting, you have the free software, and we introduce you when a client's report matches your skills.
02 · Co-delivery
Work alongside our analysts
Deliver live projects alongside ProcessScout's analysts — the fastest way to learn the method on real work.
03 · Certified
Trained and reviewed
Complete the training plus one reviewed project, checked end to end. First group forming
04 · White-label
Your brand on the front
Deliver reports under your own brand, and go to the front of the queue for introductions. First group forming
The honest bits. Levels are entered by invitation as capacity allows, and certification's first group is forming now. No level can be bought — there's no fee that moves you up this ladder, and there never will be.
The rules
The rules everyone works under
Vetting gets you in; ProcessScout's method keeps everyone honest after that. Every project on the software runs under the same four rules — for us and for you.
Every claim traces to a source.
“If we can't trace a claim to a source, it doesn't ship.” Every finding in a client's report links back to the evidence that supports it.
Confidence is labelled, not scored.
Findings are labelled High, Medium or Low confidence — never a number that dresses a judgment up as a measurement.
AI prepares, a human signs.
Sarah, ProcessScout's intake assistant (an AI, not a person), collects the evidence — but a named human analyst makes the call and signs the report. We say which is which, always.
Files can't be quietly changed.
Uploads are timestamped and checked for tampering, so what the analyst reviewed is provably what the client provided.
Data handling
Who sees what, and when
Client files live in ProcessScout's secured workspaces, and access is per job: you see only the parts of the client's business the client has approved for your introduction — never their whole workspace, and never other clients' material. No job, no access.
The same goes for you. What you send in your application is used only to review your application — never sold, shared, or added to a marketing list. For the platform's security details, see ProcessScout's security page.
Only what's needed, deleted on request.
Anything you've sent us — including a pending application — can be deleted on request via [email protected], per the privacy notice.
The other side of the bar
What gets you removed
A short list, plainly worded, because a standard nobody enforces isn't a standard. These end membership:
- Lying about your work — in your application, your profile, or to a client we've introduced you to.
- Dodging the fee — taking a client we introduced off the books to avoid the 10% breaks the one deal the whole model rests on.
- Leaking client files — what you see in a client's workspace stays there; access is a promise to the client, not a suggestion.
- Repeatedly failing the 30/90-day checks — one rough project is a conversation; a pattern of them is an exit.
We'll always tell you why, directly. Removal is rare by design — the vetting exists so this list almost never has to be used.
If the bar suits you
High standards are the whole point.
If you'd rather be held to this bar than compete against people who aren't — apply. Free, read by a human, answer in 3–5 days.