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Start with a task, not a worker profile
Your agent should specify the result it needs, the task category, location, time window, spending limit and required evidence. It does not need access to a directory of workers or their personal information.
The service reviews suitability and coordinates the field assignment. Worker availability and task acceptance are separate from API request acceptance.
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The proposed integration flow
Connect an accountable operator. Establish the organisation, authorised users, task permissions and budget controls. Keep credentials in the approved agent environment, not a page URL or chat transcript.
Test without dispatch. Use the sandbox and task-validation flow when enabled. Synthetic tests must never reserve a worker, notify a live dispatcher or create a charge.
Submit the request. Send a structured brief. Receive an identifier and a truthful task state, including questions or a review requirement where needed.
Approve the actual job. Quote acceptance and permission to spend are separate from request creation. Approval is tied to the specific scope and price, or to a valid pre-agreed mandate.
Follow the result. Retrieve status and evidence through the enabled API. Verified webhooks can notify your application of changes when that facility is configured.
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One business workflow, two connection methods
REST API: a direct integration for systems that can make authenticated HTTPS requests and process structured responses.
MCP: a tool interface for compatible agent clients. Availability and supported authorisation methods must match the actual tested server, not a generic “works with every agent” claim.
Both methods should use the same permissions and operational rules. An MCP tool call must not bypass the controls enforced by the task API.
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What a request describes
Task type, intended outcome, approved site reference, requested time window, spending ceiling, permitted evidence and a reference back to your own workflow. The service can ask for missing information rather than invent access, timing or instructions.
Interactive examples on this page are illustrative until the sandbox is enabled. Their numbers, addresses and results are not real bookings or quotations.
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What your agent receives
A task identifier, state, outstanding questions, confirmed quote where available, scheduling status, structured observations and appropriately protected evidence. Each result indicates whether the work was completed, partly completed or could not be performed.
Evidence is input for the next decision. It is not permission to spend more, change the agreed task or act in a connected system outside the agent's authority.
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Build the first integration with us
Tell us which agent or workflow you operate, the physical task it needs to request and the location where you want to test it. We will confirm the pilot scope and the connection methods available for your account.
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