From request to paid invoice, in one place.
Here is exactly what happens when a company sends a dispatch request — and what each side sees.
Location
Urgency
Price before you send
The four steps
What happens, in order
- 1
Request
Pick the site, the trade and the urgency. The price is shown before you send.
- 2
Offer
The best-ranked firms that cover the site's area get it. First to accept wins; staff cover the rest.
- 3
Visit
Check-in, chat, photos and sign-off items — live on Manage visit.
- 4
Approve
Review for 30 minutes, then one invoice from PeerToSite with GST/HST.
Step 1
1 · The request
Choose a location you've saved, the category and item, and the urgency. The arrive-by time and the standard price are worked out and shown before you send. Attach photos or documents, or link the site's own documentation.
- Critical 15 min / 4 h · High 30 min / 8 h · Medium 4 h / 2 business days · Low 1 business day / 5 business days
- A visit outside the site's working hours is billed at Critical — said on the form
- Replacement parts: on site or shipped, with tracking
Location
Urgency
Price before you send
Step 2
2 · The offer
The request goes to the eligible firms in waves of 20, best-ranked first. A firm's owner or office accepts and names the technician and the expected arrival. If nobody takes it, PeerToSite staff handle it by hand.
- Firms see the company and the city; the address once they accept
- A preferred technician's firm gets the first look
- Offers expire on a clock — no request sits unanswered
Step 3
3 · The visit
The technician checks in on site and ticks your arrival items. You see the time on site, chat, photos and sign-off items live. If something can't be completed, the reason and what happened come to you.
- "I'm on my way" tells you before the knock
- More time is asked for 15 minutes before the hour is up — you approve or decline
- Couldn't resolve it? A second visit opens, and who pays depends on why
Sign-off items
Chat
Step 4
4 · The approval and the invoice
After the sign-off you have 30 minutes to approve or send it back. With no answer it approves itself — unless items were marked "can't complete", which only you can confirm. Then one invoice from PeerToSite, with GST/HST.
- Dispute a visit and the invoice waits
- Review the firm once the job is approved — double-blind, public
- The firm is paid its own price at approval
Invoice · Store 112 · Electrical
Questions
Things people ask
Who do I pay?
PeerToSite invoices the company for dispatch and opportunity jobs and pays each firm its own price. One invoice, one payment method, GST/HST on it.
What if no firm accepts?
Staff at PeerToSite handle it by hand — the request never sits unanswered. The company sees "Pending confirmation from technician" in the meantime.
Can I talk to the technician?
Yes, in the job chat. Phone numbers and emails stay off the platform; a message that looks like one is sent but flagged.
What does the technician see about us?
The site address and store once the firm accepts, the documentation you attach, and your arrival and sign-off items. Never your price.
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