How to Invite Your Existing Freelance Network
1. Navigate to People > My Network > click Invite
2. Enter individual invitees' email addresses. The creator will receive an email inviting them to create a Storyhunter account.
An invitation will be marked as Pending until the creator completes sign up. Click View Pending to see which creators haven’t completed sign-up. If any have expired, you can resend them.
3. Find & Hire Invited Freelancers
As soon as the freelancers have created their profile they will be added to your network. Scroll down or use the search tools to find the person you've invited. Click Hire to start a new project with them.
Benefits of Inviting Your Networks
Reduce Administrative Headaches
The suite of freelancer management tools built into Storyhunter means you spend a lot less time managing your lists of freelancers, working out and signing contracts, managing multiple projects at the same time, and issuing payments to freelancers.
Share Resources Across Teams
If each member of your team invites their network then editors can use the Search tool as an interactive rolodex to source the freelancers they need. Internal referrals no longer need to be through a long email thread.
Speed Up Payments
If all your freelancers are paid through Storyhunter your finance team just get one inclusive invoice a week for all completed hires the week prior. We handle payment to freelancers and we guarantee payment within 30 days. You no longer have to set freelancers up as vendors, field questions about payment dates, or even handle tax issues. (Read more)
Track Your Freelancer Spend & Budgets
The Reports page (available to Company Admins) is an interactive dashboard that shows you how much you've spent through Storyhunter. The numbers can be broken down by cost codes and story codes as well as other filters. By hiring all your freelancers through Storyhunter you will be able to track your spend and have a full overview of how your money is being used. This information can be especially valuable to your finance team when considering future budgets etc. (Read more).
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