Supplier Onboarding: Verified Businesses Only
EEK's supplier portal validates every new workshop against Google Maps before they can accept jobs. No unverified businesses. One Accept button covers the whole process.
Verification Before Access
EEK coordinates a nationwide network of independent automotive workshops. The quality of that network directly determines the quality of every customer's experience. From day one, EEK requires every new supplier to validate their business address against Google Maps before their profile is activated. This eliminates phantom listings and unverified operators from the network before they can receive a single job.
Once verified and approved by the EEK admin team, suppliers receive access to their portal — a simple interface where they can see incoming jobs, accept or decline, manage their contact details, and view their payment history. One Accept button covers the entire job acceptance flow.
For Customers
Every workshop in the EEK network is a real, verified business with a confirmed physical address. When your vehicle is towed to an EEK certified workshop, you can look it up. It is a real place with real staff. The verification step is EEK's first line of quality assurance — it happens before any job is ever assigned.
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