NearbyCrew Business Pilot Enrollment

Step 1

What is the legal business name?

Enter the full registered business name for this customer account.

Please enter the legal business name.

Step 2

Who is the primary contact?

Add the main person who will coordinate with NearbyCrew.

Please enter at least the primary contact name.

Step 3

Where will service happen?

Add the service location and billing address for this account.

Step 4

Which service model are they enrolling in?

Choose the commercial structure that best fits this pilot relationship.

30-Day Monthly Pilot

$500–$2,000 per month paid in advance. Best for recurring B2B support, office operations, hospitality overflow, or repeat support needs.

10-Hour Prepaid Service Block

Customer prepays for a 10-hour block. Best when they want flexibility and budget control without a monthly commitment.

One-Time Activation + Completion Balance

Activation fee at approval, remaining balance due at completion or invoice date. Best for trial jobs, urgent requests, or one-offs.

Please select a service model.

Step 5

What services are included?

Choose the main service categories and add any other service types if needed.

Light labor

Event support

Admin / virtual assistance

Property / facilities support

Step 6

Define the scope and response expectations.

This helps NearbyCrew understand what is included and how fast the customer expects support.

Step 7

What are the pricing and payment terms?

Capture the commercial numbers and payment timing for the pilot.

Step 8

How should we operate the account day to day?

Capture the live dispatch contact, communication preferences, and any access notes.

Step 9

Internal tracking details

These are for internal NearbyCrew use during soft launch and account setup.

Step 10

Which supporting items are required?

Select any attachments or onboarding items required before activation.

Scope of work attachment

Price schedule / rate card

Certificate of insurance requirements

MSA / order form / purchase order

Vendor onboarding packet

Background / access requirements

Final Step

Review the enrollment and capture signatories.

Confirm the business-side and NearbyCrew-side signatory details, then review the complete summary.

Draft operational form for soft-launch business signup.

This form is intended to capture business signup and pilot structure during launch. Final legal terms, compliance requirements, insurance riders, master services agreements, regulated service restrictions, and any purchase order or vendor onboarding requirements should be reviewed and attached before production use.

Tip: this version is designed as a simple one-at-a-time operator flow for quick onboarding during pilot launch.

Enrollment captured

The NearbyCrew pilot enrollment has been organized into a structured record. You can now copy it into your CRM, generate a PDF from print, or send the JSON to your backend.

Use the buttons below to download the structured data or print the review as a clean record.