Case study · Short-mission marketplace · Web

STAFF: A two-sided marketplace for short missions, on rules both sides can trust

STAFF matches businesses with independent workers for short missions. One framework runs from the published need to the validated hours, with the same public rules on both sides.

Platform engineering by Azinove & Jaikin

  • 2 entrancesOne for businesses, one for independent workers
  • 1 rulebookPublic and identical on both sides
  • 5 stepsEvery mission follows the same framework
  • 24 hTo contest the hours before they are validated
staff-app.fr
staff-app.fr home page
The staff-app.fr public site at phone width
Client
STAFF
Scope
Public site · Web app
Product language
French

Stack

  • Next.js
  • Vercel
  • Neon

The brief

The brief, the build and the result.

The client

STAFF is a French platform that puts businesses in direct contact with independent workers for short missions: extra hands for a one-off need, or cover during an absence or leave. A business publishes its need, independent workers apply, and the business chooses.

The challenge

On a short mission, both sides need the terms before they commit. STAFF’s rules are public and identical for both: the total amount is shown before acceptance, nothing is assigned automatically, and hours can be contested within 24 hours.

The build

Every mission follows the same five-step framework on both sides. The business describes the need and chooses among the applicants itself: nothing is assigned automatically. Hours can be contested within 24 hours. Businesses and independent workers each have their own entrance on the public site and their own space in the app.

The result

Azinove and Jaikin engineered the platform: the public website and the web app for businesses and independent workers.

Why it works

A business sees who applied before choosing, and an independent worker sees the role, the place and the total amount before accepting. Both sides rely on the same hours: contestable within 24 hours, then validated.

How it works

Every mission follows the same five steps

The same sequence applies to every mission, whatever the trade.

  1. 01

    The business publishes

    The need is described: activity, place, period and mission conditions.

  2. 02

    The independent worker applies

    The role, the duration and the total amount are shown before acceptance.

  3. 03

    The business chooses

    No automatic assignment: the business picks the worker from the applications received.

  4. 04

    On site

    Arrival and departure are clocked by scanning the code displayed by the establishment.

  5. 05

    After the mission

    The hours can be contested within 24 hours, then they are validated.

Screens

Inside STAFF.

Captures of the public site, staff-app.fr. The product is in French.

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Screenshot of staff-app.fr: the two entrances
Public site: two entrances, one for businesses and one for independent workers, within the same framework.
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Screenshot of staff-app.fr: steps 1 and 2 of a mission
Public site: the first two steps of a mission, where the business publishes its need and independent workers apply.
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Screenshot of staff-app.fr: steps 3 to 5 of a mission
Public site: the last three steps of a mission, and the 24-hour window to contest the hours.
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Screenshot of the staff-app.fr business page
Business page: a business’s missions, each with its status.
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Screenshot of the staff-app.fr independent workers page
Independent workers page: the on-site clock-in screen, and conditions shown before committing.

Capabilities

What the platform does.

  • Two entrances, one for businesses and one for independent workers, governed by the same rules
  • A structured mission brief: activity, place, period and conditions
  • Role, duration and total amount shown before an independent worker accepts
  • No automatic assignment: the business chooses among the applicants
  • A 24-hour window to contest the hours before they are validated

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