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What happens when you deliver: sign-off, rating and the 7-day window

How finished work is signed off, what your rating means, and when the last payments arrive.

MANDE Team, MANDESep 28th, 2026 · 1 min read
Two men set down a finished wooden sideboard in a bright living room as the owner looks on

Once you deliver, there are a few steps between your finished piece and your final payments.

Sign-off and your rating

Your project lead checks the finished work and rates it out of 5. Work rated 4 or 5 is signed off. Work rated 3 or less isn't signed off straight away: a senior MANDE manager looks at it again, and signs it off or sends it back.

If no one reviews the finished work within 24 hours (Sundays don't count), it's signed off automatically, so you're never left waiting.

Your final payment

When your work is signed off, the last 28% of your share lands in your MANDE wallet.

The 7-day window

For 7 days after sign-off, your project lead can report a fault in the work. If none is reported, and you finished on time with nothing sent back or rejected, your 5% bonus is paid at the end of those 7 days.

If the work is rejected

You'll see the reason on the job. Fix it and resubmit with new photos. Finished work can be rejected up to 3 times, and each rejection charges 5% of your share from your wallet. If you think a rejection was unfair, you have 48 hours to dispute it from your Points page.

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