Provider Agreement

Provider Terms & Code of Conduct

What every professional on Yobly commits to — so customers across Canada get safe, fair, and dignified service every time.

This document is a plain-language summary and a binding part of the Yobly Provider Agreement. It is currently a DRAFT pending legal review and may change before final publication. Last updated: July 3, 2026

Section 1 · AODA & Ontario Human Rights Code

Accessibility & Human Rights

Providers serve every customer with equal dignity, in line with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code, and equivalent legislation in other provinces.

  • No discrimination, ever. You may not refuse or degrade service because of a customer's disability, race, religion, sex, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnic origin, or any other protected ground.
  • Service animals must be welcomed. Guide dogs and other service animals accompany the customer — accepting them is mandatory, except where the animal is excluded by law (for example, food-preparation areas).
  • Respect mobility equipment. Wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and other assistive devices stay with the customer. Never move, separate, or handle a customer's equipment without their explicit permission.
  • Communicate in the way that works. For customers who are Deaf, hard of hearing, or have speech disabilities, offer written communication — including Yobly platform messaging — as a full alternative to phone or in-person conversation.
  • Support persons are welcome. Customers may be accompanied by a support person while receiving service, and you must allow that person to remain present.

Section 2 · PIPEDA

Privacy

Customer information you learn through Yobly is protected under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).

  • Keep all personal information — names, addresses, access codes, anything you see inside a home or business — strictly confidential.
  • Take or share photos of the work site and your work only with the customer's permission.
  • Customer contact details stay on the platform. You may not export, sell, or use them for marketing or any purpose outside the job.

Section 3 · Pricing

Transparent Pricing

No surprises. The price the customer sees is the price they pay.

  • No hidden fees. Every charge must be visible in your quote before work begins.
  • The price is confirmed on the platform before the job starts.
  • If extra work or costs come up mid-job, pause and get the customer's approval on the platform before continuing.
  • All payments flow through Yobly's escrow. Off-platform, cash, or side deals are a violation of this agreement.

Section 4 · Conduct

Professional Conduct

  • Be on time. Arrive at the agreed time; if you are running late, tell the customer in advance through platform messaging.
  • Protect the customer's property. Treat their home, vehicles, and belongings with care. If damage occurs, report it immediately and make it right.
  • Work safely. Follow health & safety practices and keep any required licences, certifications, and insurance current for the work you accept.
  • Communicate respectfully with customers, their families, and other trades — no harassment, intimidation, or abusive language of any kind.

Section 5 · Integrity

Platform Integrity

  • No off-platform deals. Taking a job found on Yobly off the platform to avoid fees leads to account termination.
  • Once you quote on a job, keep all job-related communication in Yobly messaging until the job is booked and complete.
  • No fake reviews or rating manipulation — writing, buying, trading, or soliciting dishonest reviews (for yourself or against competitors) is strictly prohibited.

Section 6 · Optional program

24/7 Emergency Response Agreement

The 24/7 emergency on-call program is optional. You can opt in during signup or toggle it on and off at any time from your provider profile. These terms apply only while it is switched on.

While opted in, emergency job alerts are routed to you. When you accept an emergency job, you must contact the customer within a reasonable time — our target is a first response within ~15 minutes of accepting.

Enforcement ladder

Repeatedly ignoring emergency alerts while opted in, or cancelling emergency jobs you accepted, is handled in steps:

  1. 1Warning. A first missed or declined-without-response emergency call, or a first cancellation, results in a formal warning.
  2. 2Suspension of emergency access. Repeat occurrences suspend your access to the emergency call program.
  3. 3Credit penalty and/or account review. Cancelling an accepted emergency job without a valid reason may result in a credit penalty and/or a full account review.

Penalty amounts are placeholders and will be finalized once credit pricing is confirmed.

Accepting an emergency job does not change any of your other obligations — transparent pricing, professional conduct, and every other section of this agreement apply in full.

Questions about these terms?

Our provider support team is happy to walk you through any section.

support@yoblyai.com