Registered professionals
How review works
A directory you opt into, and a queue of drafts couples have chosen to show. Registration is checked by a person before anything is visible.
A couple may offer their draft for a registered professional to look at. You see it read-only, say whether you are available to take it on, and receive the case as data if they engage you.
Reach applicants who are already prepared
People come here to work through their own documents step by step, and many reach a point where they want a qualified person beside them. You see only the cases they choose to show you, already answered in full, and you decide which to take on. Listing is opt-in and costs nothing to start.
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Register, and tell us what you are registered as
Your registration number, the association you are registered with, and the prefecture. Nothing is listed and no case is visible until a person here has checked that against the register. The platform does not verify a number by looking at its shape.
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Build a profile couples can read
Languages you work in, where you are, what you take on. It is a directory you opt into, not a lead list you are placed on: couples choose from it, and no case is routed to you.
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Browse what couples have offered
Only cases whose owners have offered them, and only while the offer stands. You see a rendered draft, read-only, carrying the same draft marking the applicant sees, and the applicant's own note about what they would like looked at.
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Say whether you are available
Three answers, and no others — available to take this on, not taking this on, or more information needed before you can say. There is no approve, no reject and no verified badge, because only the Agency approves anything and no document here may carry a professional's endorsement.
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On engagement, you receive data, not a document
When a couple engages you, the platform hands over the case as structured data — the mapped fields, as JSON. It never hands over a document you could sign. You produce the work product in your own environment, under your own name and your own responsibility, as you would from any client's papers.
This is the line the whole arrangement rests on. A platform that handed a qualified person a finished document to sign would be a name-lending mechanism, whatever anybody intended by it.
Register
Your registration is checked against the register by a person here. Until then nothing is listed and no case is visible.
Register
Either side may withdraw, at any time
A case reaches one professional at a time, so the work of reading it is never speculative. You may decline or withdraw at any point, for any reason, with nothing owed and no mark of any kind kept against you — a duty to turn down work you cannot properly take on should never be in tension with the software.
Why one at a time
Sending one case to every professional at once would turn a professional engagement into an auction: chosen on price rather than on fit, with several people reading the same file so that one of them is instructed. The fee for this work reflects who is answerable for it. One at a time keeps that intact — and the right to withdraw is what keeps one at a time from becoming a trap.
What you receive, and what you never receive
On engagement the case is handed over as structured data. No document produced here is ever handed over for a professional to sign, and nothing produced here carries a professional's endorsement.
