Gigxomi is built around an editor-agency workflow, so each stage keeps context for the next stage.
Work to approval
Agencies post work, editors apply, agencies review, and accepted editors become active connections.
Approval to delivery
After approval, chat and project tracking help teams coordinate delivery, payment, feedback, and follow-up.
Step-by-step instructions
- 1
Agency posts work
The agency defines the requirement and matching signals.
- 2
Editors apply or accept invites
Relevant editors submit proposals or respond to invitations.
- 3
Agency reviews applications
Applications are shortlisted, accepted, or rejected.
- 4
Chat unlocks after approval
Project communication opens in controlled lanes after a real workflow connection exists.
- 5
Payments and delivery stay attached
Payment requests, files, and notes stay in the project context.
Important notes
- Gigxomi workflow is not a generic Fiverr-like listing flow.
- Approvals and chat permissions protect agencies, editors, and customers.
FAQs
Why are workflows controlled?
Controlled workflows reduce lost context, protect contact privacy, and keep work tied to real project status.
Was this helpful?
Ask the support bot or talk to a human.
The bot can use this article as context, and human handoff sends your question to WhatsApp plus the super-admin chat queue.