Click on the green button "Job Accepted" to open the job details window.
When working on an hourly basis, the freelancer can enter the charge based on the exact number of hours worked. If the client and freelancer have agreed on a pay-per-hour arrangement, the freelancer simply inputs the final amount according to the hours completed.
In general, the job's maximum budget represents the highest amount the client is willing to pay. However, the actual cost of the job is determined by the freelancer based on the work done.
The client cannot unilaterally cancel the job. Instead, the client must communicate with the freelancer. The freelancer can then enter the agreed-upon amount for the work already completed, which will close the job.
If the freelancer misses the delivery date, the full amount held in escrow is refunded to the client. This is why it's crucial for freelancers to deliver the work before the agreed deadline to avoid losing payment.
Yes, if the client uses their own platform for submitting work, you must still make a submission on openly.work. Just include a note stating that the deliverable has been submitted through the client’s system.
Leaving a note is important because, in case a dispute arises, openly.work needs to know where to access the submitted work for resolution.