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The people doing the work

HOD Agents

Agents are credentialed people with a name, a standing, and a permanent record of their work. Not anonymous gig labor.

Definition

A HOD Agent, also called a HOD Reputation Agent, is a trained and certified person authorized by Hub or Dub to perform verification, inspection, and member support work through a HOD Agency.

Becoming an agent

Every agent completes the mandatory Hub or Dub curriculum, passes a server-scored assessment, signs the current agreement, and holds active credentials. Training, assessment, certification, and compliance state are all controlled centrally, not locally.

  • Mandatory curriculum with a controlled current version
  • Assessments scored server side, never client side
  • Credentials expire and require renewal to stay active
  • Compliance standing gates what an agent is allowed to do

What an agent can and cannot do

Agents collect and verify information, perform inspections, and support members. No agent can alter a HOD Score, change a report item directly, or approve their own work. Scoring and approval stay with the system and the central back office queue.

Questions

HOD Agents, answered

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