Step 1. Restaurants register an account on the platform.

Step 2. They create a quote request for an individual service provider. Restaurants specify their key requirements, and local businesses will bid on their services to fulfill the request.

Alternatively, they can search for a relevant plumbing and drainage services provider in their specific area.

Food entrepreneurs can specify their search criteria by filtering search results by services needed (backflow testing, drain line jetting, etc.) and using such filters as location, price, experience, and feedback.

Step 3. Restaurants select the preferred service provider. By clicking on the company name, customers can get additional information about this grease hauler, as in their profile and work history, and check the reviews that prove its trustworthiness.

Each provider has a rating, which is based on the average score the company gets across their jobs performed on the platform.

Step 4. The next step restaurants take is to schedule this service. Here restaurants have the ability to set up recurring services. With this feature, a particular service will occur on a specific timeline. For example, a food entrepreneur orders a monthly grease pump-out. The restaurant owner can automate this service to meet the compliance deadline.

Step 5. As soon as the service is delivered, restaurants choose the most suitable payment option. They can purchase the service in cash, check, or via a credit card.

Step 1. Grease haulers register on the platform. They create a portfolio to showcase their works and differentiate their business from the competitors. Apart from that, entrepreneurs upload their photos, IDs, and business licenses to ensure their reliability.

Step 2. They choose the subscription plan that suits their business needs the most. The plans have been designed to meet the primary requirements of both new businesses and large, well-established organizations.

Each subscription gives service providers a certain number of credits that can be used to bid on restaurants’ job requests.

Step 3. Grease haulers create a company profile to showcase the key information about their business and add photos to establish trustworthiness.

Step 4. As soon as a new request quote is created, SwiftQuote alerts relevant service providers within a specific area. They can view the job details and message the customer directly if they require additional information.

When looking through the requests left by restaurants, grease haulers can filter results by a particular type of service.

Step 5. Service providers bid on a local job that suits them the most.

Step 6. As soon as the job is done, grease haulers are paid online via Stripe or receive cash payments directly from restaurants.