Same time, every time
When a district releases a need, you see it at the same recorded time as every other approved agency. Nobody gets the early phone call, and the release record proves it.
For staffing agencies
Every district opening, the minute it opens.
You keep your brand, your people, and your rates. What you gain is a fair market: every opening at the same recorded time as every other agency, your name on every submission, and a remittance you can read line by line. Your speed and your candidates win the work, not the phone call.
What changes for you
A level field, on the record.
Your candidates, your rates
Submit your own people at your own bill rates, up to the district's ceiling. Your name stays on every submission. You are building your reputation with the district, not feeding a pool.
One onboarding, one status board
One credential process and one clock for every district you serve. Your candidates' status on every requisition sits on one screen, instead of a different spreadsheet ritual per district.
Paid after collection, itemized
Approved, undisputed amounts are remitted within 10 business days after the district's payment reaches Fullbench, every line itemized, with the fee stated in your agreement. You never fund the program ahead of the district.
How you get paid
Paid on the hours the school approved.
Your people clock in on the same system the district's schools approve hours on. Approved hours go onto the district's one invoice; when the district pays, your share is remitted with every person, site, and hour listed. No chasing a business office for a status, and no disputing a sheet you never saw.
Questions
Common questions
Won't agencies raise rates to cover the fee?
Agencies price the fee like any cost of doing business — the counterweight is that every opening is competed by multiple agencies under a maximum bill rate your office sets and can lower on any posting, with every submitted rate visible side by side. An agency that pads gets undercut. Compare winning rates to what you pay those same agencies today; that's the real test.
What if an agency we use will not join?
It happens, and you are not forced to choose. We approach the agencies you name, explain the terms, and tell you plainly who signed and who did not. An agency that declines keeps working with you exactly as it does today, outside the program: you contact them directly and pay their invoice separately, and everything we coordinate stays inside the program. Most agencies join once they see they keep their own rates, their own people and their own brand, and that they are paid on collection.
What happens if we leave?
Your agencies were always yours: you keep the ones you use, add or drop any of them at any time, and your data leaves with you. The agreement puts every commercial term on the page before you sign it.
Joining
Ask to join the network
Districts introduce the agencies they already trust. If a district you serve is joining the program, ask them to request you, and you will be vetted and onboarded with your status visible the whole way. Or ask us directly and we start the vetting conversation: what we ask for, and what the participation agreement commits each side to, in writing.