An application begins the review.
The application introduces your business: where you work, what equipment you run, your experience and the jobs your crew can handle. Accurate details help the team assess fit and identify information still needed.
Submitting an application does not approve or activate an account. Initial application review, required screening, approval and operational activation are separate steps. Keep your application reference so you can check progress without submitting again.
Review the business behind the truck.
Review considers business information, applicable licenses, insurance documents, equipment and crew capability. A pickup truck, trailer and box truck each have different limits. Heavy items, access conditions and specialized work can change the equipment or crew required.
Market fit means evaluating the service area, work types and capacity a business can realistically cover. It is a review of operating capability and local readiness; it does not establish an exclusive territory or guaranteed demand.
Complete the steps before job access.
When required, identity and background screening follow a separate disclosure and authorization process. The initial application alone does not authorize a third-party background report.
Approval is followed by any remaining onboarding requirements, including phone verification, work preferences, payout verification, the completed provider agreement and required vehicle credentials. Job access also depends on local market launch. Read the final written terms before activation.
Standards continue through the pickup.
Providers review the known scope before accepting, confirm dispatch before traveling and communicate realistic arrival updates. On site, the customer approves the final scope and price before loading. Additional work needs revised approval.
Completion photos, relevant disposal records and accurate job updates keep the work accountable. Providers should record problems promptly and contact operations when access, safety or timing changes. Keeping insurance and business information current supports continued eligibility.
Common questions
Does applying mean my company is approved?
No. Application review, approval and completion of activation requirements are separate stages. Check your application status for the current record.
Is screening completed when I submit the application?
No. Any required third-party screening uses a separate disclosure and authorization process before a report is requested.
Does approval guarantee jobs or a territory?
No. Offers depend on activation, local launch, eligibility and available work. Job volume, income and exclusive territory are not guaranteed.
What if my equipment or insurance changes?
Keep the network informed and your account documents current. Accept only work your current equipment, crew and coverage can support.
Find your next step.
Seattle and Boise provider applications are open ahead of customer launch. Start with the requirements, use the public tools or ask the provider team about your business.