awork Connect is the definitive way to collaborate across company boundaries. It works especially well with clients, partners, and of course, freelancers. Ideally, everyone would already be using awork, making it simple to invite all project participants to work together in a familiar environment. We're excited to announce a significant step in this direction with our partnership with the freelance platform Junico.
How the Partnership Between awork and Junico Works
Freelancers from Junico (known as "Junicos") have free access to awork. This means they can manage not only the projects shared directly with them in awork but also consolidate all their work in one place. For collaboration, this means they are already familiar with awork, well-organized, and quickly integrated into projects.
Teams looking to utilize verified freelancers for their projects simply register with Junico—the 95% match rate speaks for itself. After that, invite the selected freelancers to the right projects via awork Connect, and you're ready to start working.
By creating a project-specific permission role in advance (e.g., named “Freelancer”), you can precisely control the extent of external involvement in your projects.
Nearly 8,000 Verified Freelancers in the Pool
Junico verifies a large pool of nearly 8,000 freelancers across categories such as Programming, Business & Consulting, Design & Creative, Artificial Intelligence, Marketing & Sales, and Content—covering a wide range of project needs.
This service can be utilized in three different tiers: Free for self-service (self-search and handling of freelancers), a 5% service fee for handpicked suggestions tailored to your requirements by Junico, and a 10% service fee for a comprehensive package with a framework agreement and full handling.
awork Connect Partnerships
awork Connect simplifies collaboration with external parties more than ever before. Naturally, we seek partnerships that build on this principle and further streamline your projects.
Do you have ideas for other partnerships that could fit with awork Connect? We're curious about your ideas—let us know in our community.
