Your project, your decisions
A clear path from brief to introduction
Direct Match helps a buyer compare relevant digital-development teams while keeping the project brief and identity under the buyer’s control.
Describe and confirm
Describe the work in your own words. An AI-assisted draft can organize it into editable fields and questions, but your original text is retained. Nothing is confirmed until you review it.
Choose visibility
Keep the request private or approve a separate anonymous public version. A public version needs your consent and editorial privacy review; contact details and company identity are not copied into it.
How providers are verified
Eligibility is assessed against recorded company, capability, language and delivery evidence. International readiness is checked separately. A paid status alone does not make a provider qualified, and a profile with insufficient evidence is not presented as verified.
How matching works
The shortlist compares your confirmed requirements with eligible providers and explains relevant strengths and gaps. You choose whom to invite and shortlist; a high match score is not a guarantee of delivery or a commercial endorsement.
Direct Match and introduction
Providers may respond to an invitation or apply to an approved public project. A controlled introduction requires the provider’s agreement and your approval of the specific company and contact details to disclose. You negotiate and contract directly with the provider.
Managed Delivery is separate
Managed Delivery, where the platform would take a more active delivery role, is a separate potential pilot. It is not part of the current Direct Match flow and is not available by default.