Reporting System

Procedural reporting with objective review.

GigBig enables freelancers and clients to formally report misconduct, policy violations, and workflow irregularities through documented and evidence-based channels.

Purpose of the reporting system
  • Early identification of policy violations
  • Protection against harassment and abuse
  • Prevention of fraudulent behavior
  • Documentation of workflow breaches
  • Structured escalation when required

Concerns move through defined review channels.

What can be reported

  • Harassment or abusive behavior
  • Payment manipulation attempts
  • Off-platform payment pressure
  • Scope expansion without funding
  • Repeated unjustified rejections
  • Misrepresentation of deliverables
  • Policy violations

Reports must be factual and evidence-supported.

How the reporting process works

  • Formal report submission through platform
  • Review of communication logs and documentation
  • Evaluation against policy standards
  • Structured administrative assessment
  • Decision and action if violation is confirmed

All steps are traceable and recorded.

During investigation

  • Funds remain secured in escrow where applicable
  • Communication logs are preserved
  • Both parties may provide clarification
  • Interim safeguards may be applied
  • Resolution follows internal timelines

Investigations are neutral and evidence-based.

Possible outcomes

  • Issue warnings
  • Enforce structured mediation
  • Restrict platform privileges
  • Suspend or terminate accounts
  • Adjust milestone or payment outcomes when policy breach affects execution

Severity determines enforcement level.

What the system does not do

  • Automatically penalize reported parties
  • Replace structured dispute resolution
  • Validate unsupported claims
  • Consider off-platform evidence

All decisions require documented proof.

Why this matters

  • Platform accountability
  • Safe professional environment
  • Policy compliance monitoring
  • Reduced exploitation risk
  • Transparent enforcement standards

Misconduct is addressed through process, not assumption.