Hello Everyone!<\/p>\n
This is to remind you how our Allocation System works during current High Season.<\/p>\n
As you know\u00a0 you have been divided into 4 Groups and each group has its own settings.<\/p>\n
Group 1 can take up to 1 orders automatically, but each order should be not more than 5 pages with a deadline of a minimum 8 hrs.<\/p>\n
Group 2 can take up to 1 orders automatically, but each order should be not more than 7 pages with a deadline of a minimum 8 hrs.<\/p>\n
Group 3 can take up to 2 orders automatically, but each order should be not more than 10 pages with a deadline of a minimum 8 hrs.<\/p>\n
Group 4 can take up to 2 orders automatically, but each order should be not more than 10 pages with a deadline of a minimum 8 hrs.<\/p>\n
You are not allowed to take orders automatically if you have more than 1 or 2\u00a0 orders in progress (statuses writer_assigned and revision) or if order exceeds page number or deadline indicated in your group preferences.<\/p>\n
You are still allowed to bid for other orders, which means that you will need to wait for operator`s confirmation before proceeding with it.<\/p>\n
The only limitation valid for all groups: you are not allowed to take orders automatically if you have any delayed orders. You have to complete them before you can apply for any further project. Our autoassign doesn`t count “delivered”, “done” and “dispute” orders as your orders in progress. It recognizes only those orders you are currently working on. So delivered and dispute orders(even with negative deadline) can`t block your auto assign abilities.<\/p>\n
Also automatic allocation means that you agree to take the order with a given deadline and price. If you want for price\/deadline to be modified use “Your Bid” option or write note<\/a> to the Operator.<\/p>\n We would like to thank all of you for your continued support and assistance during our Hot Season<\/a>. Looking forward for further cooperation and wish you good luck.<\/p>\n Best Wishes,<\/p>\n Writers Department<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"