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Set the terms behind every worker assignment
Create an engagement for each assignment, program, project, client, or role. It keeps the worker, scope, terms, rate card, requirements, and approval path tied to the work.
Customers running contractor operations on Wingspan
Start from a common setup and change what differs
Build a template for a common role, client program, or project, then change the terms unique to an engagement. A worker can hold more than one engagement at a time.
Template · used by 14 engagementsClinical staffing
W-9 · License · Background check
$68/hr
Ops review
Martin Rosser · 2 active engagementsTelehealth Counseling · Rowan
Rate
Requirements · Approval path
Keep the terms that applied to the work
When a rate, date, requirement, or scope changes, Wingspan records what changed, when it took effect, and which work it applies to. Earlier terms remain on the record.
Earlier terms$68/hrICU Nursing
EffectiveNov 1
Priced9 Nov shifts
Kept on the record
Current terms$72/hrICU Nursing
EffectiveDec 1
PricedLater work
TCT. Cho · Nov 24
See the commercial picture for every engagement
Review active engagements, payment history, client billing, worker cost, and margin by client, program, project, or assignment.
Rowan Telehealth · NovemberBilling and worker costApproved work · Nov 1 to 30
ClientProgramAssignment
Client billed$148,200
Worker cost$121,400
Margin · November
$26,800
Behavioral health
Psychiatry
Crisis line
Connect the engagement to the next step
Use Work logging & rate cards to capture and calculate work. Use Requirement approval workflows when a person needs to review a requirement before eligibility changes.
EngagementICU Nursing · HarborviewJocelyn Meyer, RN
Next steps
Work logging & rate cards
Requirement approval workflows
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