How Applying for a Gig Works

Check out gigs available near you. As you scroll through the gigs you will see the type of gigs available, the business name, the time and date of the gig, the location, the Gig number (ID #) and the rates of pay.
You can use the filter in the top right corner to filter by industry, the gigs distance from your current location.
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This section allows you to see the gigs you have applied for and the status of each application.
Here's what those statuses updates mean-
In Review - this means the gig is still open and nobody has been accepted by the business yet.
Picked for Gig - You will receive a notification when you are accepted. Ensure to read the important details carefully ahead of your gig.
On Waitlist - this means that someone else has been accepted for the gig. However, you may be contacted if the gig opens up again. If you don't want to be on the waiting list, please remove your application.
Once you have completed a gig, it is time to apply for payment. Go to the gig and press 'Done'.
Payment Processing- This means the gig has been completed, but the Business hasn't executed the payment yet. Once executed, it will not appear here anymore and it will appear on the "Payments" section
This section allows you to see the payment status for each of your gigs. When the payment is processed you will receive an invoice to your email address and status of the gig will change to ‘Paid’.
What each of the statuses mean at this stage-
Important: All Payments are executed by the Business you worked with. Please note that payments through Stripe take up to 5 working days to reach a bank account. Businesses who pay using Revolut for Business can expect to see payments reach freelancers in one working day (for regular bank accounts) or instantly (for freelancers who have Revolut registered in their payment settings).For further details on how payments work with Gigable, please see our blog post here
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