Sponsor a nurse, attest to her record, and be paid as she arrives

Your graduates enter the audit with an attestation from the institution that taught them. You share in the placement fee that follows — reckoned after the portfolio fees the facility has already paid, and released across the deployment milestones rather than all at signature.

Sponsor and attest

You enter your graduates and attest to the academic record you are in a position to vouch for. That attestation is one of the required items in the academic phase of the audit, and a live one satisfies it. Everything else in the file is checked by the platform's own verifiers rather than taken on your word — which is what makes your word worth something here.

A share reckoned on the net placement fee

Your entitlement is calculated on the placement fee after the portfolio fees the facility has already paid for that nurse are subtracted. Both figures are generated columns in the database: the application sets the two inputs and reads the two outputs, and never computes either. You and we read the same number out of the same place, which is the only version of a revenue share anyone can reasonably be expected to trust.

Released across the deployment milestones

Contract signed, visa issued, arrival, day 90, day 180 — the entitlement is released in equal parts as each milestone is reached, rather than in one payment on signature. An institution that supports a nurse through arrival and settling in is paid for doing so, and a placement that collapses at the visa stage does not pay out as though it had succeeded.

Earned at the milestone, released by a person

Reaching a milestone earns the money and holds it in escrow; a finance administrator releases it to your registered mobile money or bank destination. There is one payout per milestone, so re-confirming a milestone already reached is a no-op rather than a second payment. Where a payout cannot leave through the provider on that account, it is marked approved with an explanation rather than failed — the money is owed either way, and "failed" would make that look like a problem with you.

Whose placement it is, is settled when it opens

The partner credited is the one sponsoring the nurse at the moment the placement opens, captured on the ledger row, so a later change of sponsor cannot redirect money already earned. And if the nurse rescinds inside her seven days, the ledger row opened against that contract is cancelled: no share accrues on a placement that did not happen.

Custody stays with the nurse

Sponsoring a nurse is not custody of her. Her documents remain hers to download and to withdraw at any time, she can see every occasion your institution opened her file, and she can end the sponsorship herself — which closes her documents to you immediately and needs nobody's agreement. Recruitment costs you advanced on her behalf are refunded by the placing employer, and never become her bill.

How a share is reckoned on the net placement fee, and how the five milestones divide it, are on the pricing page, along with the standing defaults once your institution is registered. Yours is whatever was agreed with your institution.

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