EXPERTISE CAN COME AS A TEAM

Bring your company’s skills.

Consultancies, agencies and other service businesses can offer their expertise, apply for posted work and hire help from one company account.

Start with an authorised representative.

  1. Create or update your account.

    Choose Company when joining, or change your account type in Your profile. A named representative aged 18 or over manages the account and confirms they are authorised to act for the company. New accounts need email activation.

  2. Make the company easy to recognise.

    Add the company’s public name and optional website. An optional registration reference can be kept privately in account settings. Upload a logo and banner, then describe the company’s services and choose the categories and skills it actually offers.

  3. Offer services and apply for jobs.

    List a defined service or respond to an appropriate job. Proposals, service listings and shared workrooms identify your company. Agree who will do the work, scope, timing and any access to systems before starting.

A place for specialist consultancies.

A CRM consultancy can list implementation, migration, automation or training services under IT & technology / CRM services. Clients can find companies by name or category and filter providers to companies. Existing account holders can retain their account and change its public provider type.

Know who you are working with.

Company details are provided by the member. A Company label is not proof of incorporation, accreditation or verification by HourHelpers. Check the business and the people doing the work before granting access or agreeing a project.

The representative’s first and last names remain in account settings; the company name is shown on public listings. This version has one sign-in for the responsible account holder. It does not add team logins or shared-password access.

A personal childcare evidence review does not verify a company or its staff. For regulated work, check each person actually delivering the service and the requirements for the location and arrangement.