Network
Work when it suits you. Get paid for what's accepted.

A typical week
- Tasks appear in your workbench — matched to your domain, topics and tier, from active missions.
- You choose what to take — within the time window shown for each task.
- You work in the browser — facts and documents on one side, a structured answer form on the other. No software to install.
- Your work goes through checks — independent comparison, review and, where needed, adjudication.
- You see the outcome and feedback — accepted, or rejected with an explanation.
- You're paid for accepted work — on a regular payment cycle. How members are paid.
What the workbench shows you
| Area | What's there |
|---|---|
| Task queue | Available tasks, estimated time, pay, deadline |
| Case view | Facts, synthetic documents and the question |
| Answer form | Fixed fields plus reasoning and legal basis |
| Feedback | Outcomes and reviewer comments on your past work |
| Profile | Your reliability measures and tier — Your reliability profile |
| Earnings | Accepted work, payments and statements |
How much time
As much or as little as you like, subject to mission deadlines. We suggest planning around 3–5 hours a week alongside your practice.
Working independently
You never see other solvers' answers before submitting yours. After review you can see the certified answer and reasoning — a useful way to sharpen your own practice.
Support
A member support desk answers questions on tasks, payments and feedback within one working day.
Contributing — FAQ
How do I receive tasks?+
Tasks matched to your domain, topics and tier appear in your workbench queue, with time, pay and deadline shown.
Can I see the correct answer after submitting?+
Yes, after review — a useful way to sharpen your own practice.
Is there support if I have a question?+
Yes. A member support desk replies within one working day.
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