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Answers to common questions, and a direct line to Anywork when you need one.
Common questions
How does Anywork work?
You post a task and set your budget. Workers who can do it say they are interested, and you choose one. The work is done and photographed, and a second person checks it.
Who can use Anywork?
Anyone who needs something done in Zimbabwe: households, families abroad, businesses and NGOs. And anyone in Zimbabwe who wants to earn by doing tasks.
Where does Anywork work?
In Zimbabwe, wherever Workers have signed up. You can post from any country.
Who sets the price?
You and your Worker agree it. You can give a budget when you post, so Workers know what you have in mind.
Who decides who does my task?
You do. Anywork shows your task to suitable Workers near the place (or anywhere, for remote work); those who can do it say they are interested, and you choose one from their records.
How do I pay?
You agree the price with your Worker and pay them directly. Anywork does not take, hold or guarantee payments.
When is the Worker paid?
When you and your Worker agree. Anywork does not take, hold or guarantee payments: it checks the work.
What proof do I get?
Photos taken in the app at the place, with the time and the distance from the address; the answers to the task’s checklist; the Worker’s note; and when it was checked. You can download it as a spreadsheet.
What if the work isn’t right?
Raise a problem from your task page within 48 hours of the results. Anywork looks at it.
Do Workers work for Anywork?
No. Workers are independent people who choose the tasks they accept. Anywork runs the platform and checks the work.
Can my organisation post many tasks at once?
Yes. Add many places to one task or paste them from a spreadsheet.