Document Review Projects

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Excel file modification

Hi, I am looking for someone to review an existing excel file that I am using to correct a field that is not working properly. It is a 15 minutes work, even less, but I don´t manage well the formulas used so I would need an expert to help. I offer 5 € for this small effort, all the formulas are already in the file it is only a quick modification.

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JCT Contract

I need an experienced person (Construction Lawyer?) to review a JCT contract. This is for a UK construction project. The current contract is too binding, and for example, we are not prepared to offer collateral warranties. The contrcat needs to be written to our acceptable clauses and presented to the Main Contractor.

Roblox Game Traffic

Simple, I need traffic pushed to a Roblox game. 100K active gamers is the goal. Great new game, easy to play, no age restriction. If interested, provide plan, start immediately. DO NOT reply if you cannot deliver, only vetted, documented professionals will be considered, more projects to follow.

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Experienced AI (Outbound) Telemarketer

I have been managing outbound telemarketing teams in the UK for over 20 years, up until 2024, and have developed and taught a highly structured sales process that has been very successful. Over the past few months, I have been working towards rebuilding our direct sales operation without the challenges and management requirements associated with running a traditional telemarketing team. Our primary objective has been to develop an AI outbound telemarketer that can replicate our structured sales process and deliver conversations to the required standard. Unfortunately, two different developers have attempted the project but have been unable to achieve the level of accuracy, timing, responsiveness and natural conversation flow required. The current system is approximately 98% complete and the dashboard and backend are already in place. We are currently using Twilio and ElevenLabs. I believe the remaining issues can be resolved by someone with the right specialist experience in AI voice agents, telephony integration and real-time conversational systems. Before we arrange a meeting, we would like you to review the project materials, including: 1. The written sales pitch, which follows our structured 5-step methodology. https://docs.google.com/document/d/186JBo-MP2vTrKIwRyYD3minFKSU8JOisCAX2y-AMcDU/edit?usp=sharing 2. A verbal role-play recording demonstrating how the pitch should be delivered. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ldPRd-8Dcfc6v1zg7qEyDISqXZ4a8gmg We would like to hear from developers who have genuine experience in building and optimising outbound AI telemarketing or conversational voice systems. When responding, please provide: * Examples of relevant AI voice or outbound telemarketing projects you have completed. * Details of your experience with Twilio and ElevenLabs. * Examples of systems where you have resolved issues involving response timing, latency, accuracy or conversational flow. * Links to relevant work, demonstrations or case studies, where available. * A brief explanation of how you would approach reviewing and improving an existing system that is approximately 98% complete. We are specifically looking for someone with proven, relevant experience rather than someone learning or experimenting with AI voice technology for the first time. Please review the written pitch and verbal role play before responding. We look forward to receiving your review and examples demonstrating your relevant experience. Due to the number of enquiries we receive, we will not respond to applications that do not include relevant examples of previous work and experience. The payment stated is not relevant. Regards Proactiv

Website creation

Seeking a developer to build a secure, staff-only website with a clean login (username/password) and intuitive navigation. After authentication, users access: a "CAA Forms and Documents" page listing approximately 30 headings each linking to external resources; a "Company Documents" section hosting about 15 PDFs; a "Pilot Notices" area containing roughly 30 PDFs; and an "Operational Information" page for general procedures. Emphasis on responsive design, straightforward admin upload/manage for documents, clear organization and basic access control.

Shopify UX and Conversion Improvements for UK Furniture Retail

Experienced Shopify designer-developer sought to enhance a UK furniture and home-fragrance site. Deliver a refined, consistent premium aesthetic, improved homepage hero, clearer delivery, charges and availability, optimised mobile experience, enhanced furniture product templates with accurate stock, delivery estimates, finance pricing, dimensions, “Will It Fit?” guide and sticky mobile Add-to-Cart. Simplify navigation, upgrade filters and mega-menu, add fast-delivery category and postcode delivery checker with transparent costs. Preserve SEO, URLs, analytics and reviews; work on a duplicate theme, document all changes, test across devices and browsers, and provide handover materials and post-launch support.

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WordPress Elementor + GeoDirectory Expert Needed

We have recently launched a major rebuild of I Love Manchester, a busy city media and What's On website, and are looking for an experienced WordPress developer with strong Elementor Pro and GeoDirectory experience to help us iron out some post-launch issues and generally improve the look, feel and user experience. The site is already live and functioning. We need someone who understands the existing setup, can identify what is causing particular behaviours and make sensible improvements without creating unnecessary custom code or breaking other parts of the site. The current stack includes: - WordPress - Elementor Pro - GeoDirectory for Places/business listings - GeoDirectory Events for What's On/event listings - GeoDirectory Location Manager / location functionality - WooCommerce - MemberPress - Yoast SEO - Advanced Ads - Cloudflare - Imagify The overall idea is that each specialist plugin does what it is good at, with Elementor handling the presentation and templates, rather than trying to force everything through one theme. Some of the issues we currently need looking at: GeoDirectory / Places - Places currently only seem to appear on the relevant area or neighbourhood page when the location is manually tagged. We would expect the physical address/location data to drive this wherever possible. - Review the way Place category archives work. For example, Cafes & Coffee Shops currently sends users into GeoDirectory URLs such as /places/category/cafes-coffee/greater-manchester/manchester/. We want to make sure the structure and UX make sense. - A user has reported problems trying to submit/add a listing, so the complete front-end submission journey needs testing. - Review Places search and filters generally and suggest improvements. GeoDirectory Events / What's On - Existing formatting issue involving commas on event listings. - "Load More" isn't working on some Event search/archive results. - Event date display needs improving. It currently tends to show either "From [date]" or "Until [date]". For events with a defined run, we would like the start and end dates to be much clearer. - Some listings can give the impression that an event starts on a particular date and then continues indefinitely. We need sensible handling of end dates and recurring events. - Review event ordering, recurrence and archive/search behaviour generally. Search / UX - Our Explore search currently allows a user to select the type of venue in the first field, but selecting it can immediately trigger the search before they have had the chance to enter the area/location in the second field. - We want the overall Places and Events search experience to feel intuitive, particularly on mobile. - We'd welcome recommendations on anything else you notice that adds unnecessary friction. Performance We would also like somebody to review the implementation from a performance perspective, including: - Elementor output - GeoDirectory queries and widgets - Image sizing and optimisation - JPG/WebP/appropriate image formats rather than unnecessarily large PNG photographs - Imagify - Lazy loading - Caching - Cloudflare configuration - Compression - Static asset caching - Any obvious front-end bloat We are not expecting somebody to promise an arbitrary PageSpeed score. We want an experienced developer who can identify where the genuine bottlenecks are and make sensible improvements. How we would like to work The website is live and commercially important, so we need somebody methodical. Initially, we'd like somebody to audit the issues above, tell us what is straightforward, what requires development and what may simply be configuration, then agree priorities and cost before proceeding. We're looking for somebody we can potentially build an ongoing relationship with, so good communication is just as important as technical ability. When applying Please include: - Specific examples of sites you've built or worked on using GeoDirectory and Elementor Pro. - Your experience with GeoDirectory Events, Location Manager and Advanced Search if applicable. - How you would approach diagnosing the issues above. - Your availability. - Whether you prefer hourly or fixed-price work. - An initial estimate for reviewing the site and producing a prioritised list of fixes. Please don't send a generic WordPress proposal. GeoDirectory experience is important for this project. Website: ilovemanchester.com

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Appeal for judgement at employment tribunal.

Seeking an experienced employment tribunal solicitor to prepare and lodge an appeal defending my business against an adverse judgment. Tasks include reviewing the tribunal record and judgment, drafting a persuasive grounds of appeal, preparing legal arguments and supporting evidence, advising on procedural requirements and timelines, and representing the business at any hearings if required. Urgent engagement needed with proven tribunal experience, clear legal reasoning, and prompt delivery.

Drupal Developer Needed – Image Styles Causing High Disk Usage

We are looking for an experienced Drupal developer to investigate and fix excessive disk usage caused by generated image derivatives. Our `sites/default/files/styles` directory contains **20,000+ images** and keeps growing. The website uses Drupal Feeds, Image Styles, ImageAPI Optimize/WebP, Drush queues, and cron jobs. Tasks: - Identify why so many image derivatives are continuously generated. - Review Drupal Image Styles and remove/optimize unnecessary styles. - Review Feeds/import processes and image processing. - Check ImageAPI Optimize/WebP configuration. - Safely clean up unnecessary existing derivatives. - Implement an automatic cleanup/retention solution. - Review relevant cron/Drush queue jobs. - Prevent disk usage from continuously increasing. Important: We do not want a cron job that blindly deletes the entire `styles` directory. The solution must be Drupal-aware and must not cause broken images or unnecessary regeneration. Please explain your proposed approach and provide examples of similar Drupal performance/storage issues you have solved. WHAT WE DISCOVERED UNTILL NOW: We also traced the image_api_optimize_* files to the Drupal ImageAPI Optimize module. Its configuration confirms that the module is enabled and that the wimage pipeline uses the WebP processor at quality 70: status: true name: wimage label: Wimage processors: id: webp_webp data: quality: 70 The Drupal configuration also shows that the news_feed_image style uses this image optimization pipeline: config/sync/image.style.news_feed_image.yml: pipeline: wimage

Need social Media and Google adds

I’m looking for someone who can help increase my visibility on Google and social media and generate more genuine bookings. I’m particularly interested in: • Google Business Profile / Google Maps optimisation • Local SEO • Google Ads • Facebook & Instagram marketing • Content and review strategy Could you please have a look at my current online presence and let me know what you would recommend, along with your monthly cost?

Internal Training Notes Index for Customer Support Work

When someone new starts helping me with customer support, they need to understand my way of handling messages, my templates, my tags, and my internal rules. Right now, all that information is scattered across different documents and chats, with no clear order. I want a simple index that shows where each training topic lives and how it fits together. This is a one‑off setup job with a small, fixed deliverable. You will receive: My existing training materials (notes, docs, chat exports, template links, workflow descriptions – roughly 10–20 files or sections). A short note from me describing the main topics a new helper needs to learn (for example: inbox triage, tagging system, templates, escalation rules, response‑time targets). Your work will include: Reviewing all the materials I provide and grouping them into logical training topics (for example: “Getting Started”, “Inbox Triage”, “Tags & Labels”, “Templates & Macros”, “Escalation Rules”, “Weekly Review”). Creating a simple index (Google Doc or Sheet) with: Topic name Short description of what’s covered Link or reference to the source file/section Suggested order for learning (1, 2, 3, etc.) Ensuring the index is easy to scan so a new helper can see at a glance what they need to learn and where to find it. Adding brief instructions (half a page max) on how to use the index during onboarding. Delivering: One final training notes index file (Google Doc or Google Sheet). A short instruction note (can be on the first page of the same file). This index is only for my internal use when onboarding someone to help with customer support. It will not be shown to customers or posted on any website or external platform. If you have experience creating training indexes, onboarding docs, or similar internal resources for customer service or virtual assistant work, please send a message with: A brief description of any similar onboarding or training documentation you’ve built. How you keep training materials clear and easy to follow for someone new.

Mystery Shopper

We seek discreet mystery shoppers to pose as patients at our clinics nationwide and record their visits on video. You will evaluate interactions against a provided checklist of service, professionalism, and facility metrics and submit candid feedback. Videos will be reviewed independently by our team to corroborate ratings. Applicants must be reliable, observant, and comfortable recording encounters while following our instructions and ethical guidelines.

Personal Assistant to Dyslexic Creative Professional

Personal Assistant to Dyslexic Creative Professional (Freelance / Artist / Entrepreneur) Overview: Seeking a highly organised, proactive Personal Assistant to support a dyslexic creative professional working across freelance, artistic, and entrepreneurial projects. The role focuses on providing structure, clarity, and reliable follow-through — complementing a creative, visual, and fast-thinking working style. Purpose of the Role: To manage and streamline daily operations, communication, and administration, enabling the employer to focus on creative and strategic work. Core Responsibilities: Communication & Written Support • Draft, proofread, and edit professional emails, letters, and documents. • Turn spoken or visual ideas into clear written material. • Track correspondence, reminders, and responses. • Support funding, project, and freelance submissions. Organisation & Administration • Manage calendars, inboxes, and digital filing systems. • Maintain structured to-do lists and project trackers. • File and monitor contracts, invoices, and key documents. • Keep accurate records of meetings, notes, and project progress. Support for Dyslexic Processing Needs • Summarise complex information clearly and concisely. • Read, review, and explain formal documents. • Break larger goals into step-by-step actions. • Provide clarity and consistency in written and digital workflows. Project & Business Support • Coordinate creative projects, shoots, and events. • Track budgets, deadlines, and collaborators. • Assist with invoices, expenses, and liaising with accountants. • Support with grant or funding applications and record-keeping. Skills & Qualities Required: • Excellent written and verbal communication. • Strong organisation, time management, and follow-through. • Meticulous attention to detail and document accuracy. • Empathy, patience, and understanding of dyslexia or neurodiversity. • Discreet, reliable, and proactive problem-solver. • Skilled in digital tools such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Trello, or Notion. • Comfortable balancing structure with creative flexibility. The Right Person: You bring order to ideas and calm to complexity. You’re observant, dependable, and confident managing detail, systems, and communication for a highly creative mind. This role is about bridging strengths — turning ideas into action and ensuring nothing slips through the cracks.

Test a dating app

Project Title: QA Testers Needed for Dating App CIS Market (excluding Russia and Ukraine) — Manual Testing Project Description: Hi I'm a product owner based in Silicon Valley, California. I'm launching a new dating app that will operate only in the CIS market (excluding Russia and Ukraine). I need 3–5 reliable QA testers specifically from these countries: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova, and others. Why you: It's important to me that the app is tested by people who actually live in these countries, understand the local mentality, culture, language, and the way people here date. I want to build a product that is genuinely convenient and useful for your country and your people not just "another app." That's why your opinion and your perspective are critically important to me. This is not a "click and forget" gig. I take my project seriously I invest my time, money, and soul into it and I'm looking for equally serious people who want to build something worthwhile. Scope of Work: Must have an iOS device. Complete the full user flow: registration → profile setup → browsing → matches → chat → settings. Test edge cases (empty fields, bad photos, rapid tapping, network switching, etc.). Document bugs with screenshots or screen recordings and clear reproduction steps. Submit a structured report (template provided). Separately provide feedback as a resident of your country: what's convenient, what's not, and what would be useful specifically for your market. What I'm looking for: Basic understanding of manual QA and software testing. Ability to write clear bug reports (not just "it doesn't work"). Residency in a CIS country (excluding Russia and Ukraine). Own iOS smartphone. Stable internet connection. Attention to detail quality over speed. Experience with TestFlight or Google Play Console internal testing is a plus, but not required. What I offer: $45–65 per tester depending on the depth of your report. $25 bonus for each critical bug you find and document properly. Clear test plan and report template no guessing required. Potential for long-term collaboration on future app releases. To apply, please include: Country of residence. Device model and OS version. A short note about your QA or testing experience (personal projects count). One example of a bug report you've written (or describe how you would report an app crash). Start your bid with "QA Dating App CIS" so I know you read the full post. Serious applicants only. I will review the quality of your report before releasing payment. I take my project seriously and I'm looking for the same kind of people.

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Urgent ET help:l video hearing tomorrow

I am a litigant in person in an Employment Tribunal matter: Cowling v Royal Mail Group Limited, case number 6007635/2026. There is a preliminary hearing by video at Leeds Employment Tribunal tomorrow, Thursday 17 September 2026, at 10:00 am. The hearing is listed for approximately 90 minutes. I need urgent assistance from an England-and-Wales-qualified employment solicitor, barrister, or suitably authorised representative who is available to advise and, if possible, represent me remotely at the hearing. The key issue is that I have a later ET1 relating to a separate dismissal on 19 May 2026, submitted on 21 August 2026 under reference 182037315200. The Respondent raises abuse of process / issue estoppel based on earlier proceedings. My position is that I am not pursuing the November 2025 dismissal complaint or historic claims. I ask the Tribunal to deal with the separate May 2026 dismissal claim, clarify the later ET1’s status, consider joinder or case management, and set directions. I have prepared a Case Management Agenda, a short hearing note, the later ET1, the ET3/Grounds of Resistance, earlier Tribunal Written Reasons, and written advice from a solicitor. Please reply only through PPH with: 1. Your qualification, practising status, and SRA/Bar registration number, where applicable; 2. Confirmation that you are available for the 10:00 am video hearing tomorrow; 3. Whether you can formally represent me or can offer advice only; 4. A fixed total fee, including VAT and all platform charges, for the exact scope proposed; 5. Exactly what the fee includes: document review, conference/call, written note, preparation, attendance, advocacy, and any post-hearing note; 6. Confirmation that no extra work or cost will be incurred without my written agreement through PPH; and 7. The documents you need before accepting the work. I will keep all messages, documents and payment on PeoplePerHour. I will use escrow and will not agree to off-platform communication or payment. Please do not send a generic response. Given the hearing is tomorrow, I need a clear response urgently

UK Corporate Tax Adviser Needed — Carried-Forward Losses

I’m seeking an experienced UK corporate tax adviser to review the ownership structure for a new container self-storage business, initially one site with plans to expand to three or four. I already own a UK limited company conducting futures trading and some strategy consulting. It has approximately £400,000 of confirmed carried-forward tax losses. Their eligibility for use against profits of another group company needs to be established. The assignment is to compare: Owning the new storage company personally. Making it a subsidiary of the existing company. Establishing a new holding company owning both as separate subsidiaries. The written review should cover: The amount, categories and availability of the existing losses, based on the tax computations and supporting records. Group-relief restrictions, including losses arising before the group is formed, ownership changes and any requirement to continue the existing activity. The proposed holding-company insertion, including a share-for-share exchange and relevant clearances. Capital allowances for asset-financed storage containers, subject to the financing terms. Funding, profit withdrawals, future expansion and sale implications. Whether my recent permanent return to the UK after approximately two years in Thailand requires a separate residence or cross-border review. The storage business is expected to lease land on a long-term basis. Accounts, tax computations and provisional business forecasts can be shared securely with the selected adviser. Please include in your proposal: Your qualifications and relevant experience with carried-forward group-loss relief and holding-company insertions. Who would personally undertake and sign off the advice, including any external specialist involvement. Confirmation of professional indemnity insurance covering this work. A fixed fee for the initial review and written recommendation, stating assumptions and exclusions. Expected turnaround time and documents required. Implementation and ongoing accounting should be quoted separately. The initial engagement is for advice; the ownership structure has not yet been decided. CTA qualification is preferred, although chartered accountants with demonstrable experience in these matters are welcome. Self-storage experience would be useful but is not essential.

One‑Time Cleanup: Index for My Existing Canned Responses

I already have many canned responses saved for common customer questions (billing, account, product, returns, technical, etc.), but they are scattered across email drafts, documents, and chat snippets with no clear order. When I need a specific response, I waste time searching through multiple files. I want a simple index that tells me exactly where each canned response is and what question it answers. This is a one‑time organization task with a fixed deliverable. You will receive: My existing canned responses (email drafts, copied chat replies, documents – roughly 30–50 items). A short list from me of the main question categories I deal with (about 6–8 types: billing, account access, product questions, returns/refunds, technical issues, general inquiries). Your work will include: Going through each canned response I provide and identifying: The main question it answers. The category it belongs to (billing, account, product, etc.). Creating a simple index (Google Sheet or table in a Google Doc) with columns for: Category Question (short, clear title, e.g., “How do I reset my password?”) Location (e.g., “Email Drafts – Billing”, “Doc: Templates_v2”, “Chat Snippets – Account”) Notes (e.g., “preferred version”, “use for chat only”, “needs update”). Ensuring each canned response appears once in the index, with a consistent naming style for questions and categories. Delivering one final file (Google Sheet or Google Doc) containing the complete index. This index is only for my internal use to find my existing canned responses faster. It will not be shown to customers or posted on any website or external platform. If you have experience organizing support resources, indexing documents, or working as a virtual assistant in a customer service environment, please send a message with: A brief description of any similar indexing or organization work you’ve done. How you keep indexes simple and quick to use in daily support work.

Mapping My Customer Support Workflow into a Clear Process

I handle different types of customer requests (for example: billing issues, account problems, product questions, returns/refunds, technical support), and over time I’ve developed my own way of deciding how to process each type. Right now, this workflow exists only as scattered notes and mental habits: I know what I do, but it’s not written down in a clear, step‑by‑step way. This makes it difficult to delegate parts of the work or to ensure requests are handled consistently when someone else helps me. I need someone to take my existing notes and explanations about how I handle these requests and turn them into a clear, written support workflow that I can use internally. You will receive: Any existing notes I have about how I deal with different request types (documents, bullet points, or rough diagrams). A short recorded or written overview from me where I describe, in my own words, how I currently handle each main request type from start to finish. A list of the main request categories I work with (for example: billing, account access, product usage, returns/refunds, technical issues). Your work will include: Reviewing all the materials I provide and identifying the key steps I follow for each request type. For each request category, mapping out the full flow from “request received” to “request resolved”, including: How the request is initially recognized and categorized. What information needs to be checked or collected first. The decision points (for example: when to escalate, when to ask for more details, when to offer a refund vs. a replacement). The final actions taken (response sent, ticket marked as resolved, internal notes updated, etc.). Writing a clear, step‑by‑step description for each request type, using consistent headings and a logical order (for example: “Step 1: Identify request type”, “Step 2: Gather required information”, “Step 3: Apply decision rules”, “Step 4: Send response and close”). Highlighting any special cases or exceptions I mentioned (for example: VIP customers, repeated issues, high‑value refunds) and showing how they fit into the overall flow. Organizing all request types into a single document with a simple overview at the start (for example: a list of all request categories and where to find each workflow). Delivering the final support workflow as one document (Google Doc or Word file), structured so it’s easy to jump to any request type and follow the steps. The final document should allow me to: See at a glance how each type of customer request is supposed to be handled. Understand the decision points and rules I use without relying on memory. Train a future assistant or team member using a clear, written process instead of informal explanations. This support workflow is intended only for my own internal use and for training people who help me. It will not be shared directly with customers, posted on any website, or used as a public policy document. If you have experience documenting customer support processes, mapping workflows, or supporting virtual assistant tasks related to service operations, please send a message that includes: A brief description of any similar workflow or process documentation you have created for customer support or virtual assistant work. How you usually approach turning informal habits and rough notes into a clear, step‑by‑step process map.

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Open and run a YouTube channel as the confidential agent

I need a discreet person who will open a YouTube channel as an undisclosed, confidential agent and run it with a 20% share of the income. All the videos in it will be supplied by the me, the principal. Only by the principal. The videos may be critical of the Judicial system in a foreign country. Not the UK. Factual videos and not defamatory. Always supported with uncontroverted court documents. The principal is a lawyer and lawyers are not allowed criticise the Judiciary in public, even if the facts are true. Hence the need for a confidential agent. The principal will indemnify the agent for all videos published on the YouTube channel. All legal. The agent will also obtain views for the videos.

Klaviyo Freelancer

Seeking an experienced Klaviyo email marketer to audit existing flows and design polished, high-converting templates. Tasks: review current automations, identify gaps and optimization opportunities, implement best-practice segmentation, deliver mobile-responsive templates with clear branding and copy guidance, and recommend subject line/testing strategies. Preference for UK-based freelancers with proven Klaviyo results and strong ecommerce experience. Please bid with relevant examples and timeline.