A complete information checklist
Collect the business name, address, contact route, opening information and other details the owner confirms.
Local skills · Clear scope
Local help can make it easier to collect accurate business details, organize photos and prepare a clear handoff. The owner stays in control of the business account and final information.

Start with the outcome
These are points to agree in a brief,
not a fixed package or included price.
Collect the business name, address, contact route, opening information and other details the owner confirms.
Keep photos, menus and service descriptions together with their dates and permissions.
Identify missing facts and provide the owner with a structured package to review before submission.
Onboarding assistance does not establish ownership, approve a listing or bypass platform review. The connector should not ask for passwords or take control of the owner’s Google account.
Make the request useful
Give a potential connector enough information to judge fit, ask questions and agree a realistic scope.
Write your briefA clear example brief
Collect owner-confirmed hours, address, official contact details and permitted images into one folder. Mark missing facts and return the checklist for approval. Leave account access and submission with the owner; checklist completion is not platform approval.Illustrative brief · not a completed job or a quoted offer
Before you choose
Review relevant examples and confirm the service area, language ability and responsibilities. Agree changes before adding work.
The business guideHow will you distinguish confirmed facts from missing information?
Will I receive a copy of the materials you organize?
Do you need a site visit, or can we handle this remotely?
Which tasks must I complete myself as the account owner?
Details that matter
The owner should control registration, consent and login. A connector can guide the process without receiving the owner’s password or impersonating them.
Do not assume it is. Local assistance and any Shoujia merchant service are separate unless an explicit written agreement states otherwise.
No. Accurate materials support review, but publication depends on the platform’s review process and requirements.