The goal is to automate most of the matching process, so that the matchmakers, who are employees, can spend more time signing up customers and vetting people for inclusion in the database.
The Internet, they say, has let them more easily reach clientele, particularly high-paying customers, and vet them.
Because of this increased access to information, even if businesses are unwilling to police themselves, customers can vet businesses and hold them accountable.
In the absence of revenue caused by the absence of money to build the product, the founding team should have sounded their potential customers and vetted their interest in the product.
We still have those customers that vetted us in the beginning and have taken on most of the other major footwear brands today.
To facilitate that transaction, on-demand startups have taken reputation scoring to a new level: People staying in spare rooms or accepting rides from strangers depend on the platforms and other customers to vet hosts and drivers for them. .
"Most illegal card emporiums are on the dark web, or they require a customer to be vetted or pay a fee to enter," he added.
And, on the customer side, Zeel vets and curates its roster of therapists itself with the goal of decreasing the creepiness factor on both sides of the equation.
Washé's focus, meanwhile, is on the customer experience – it vets the washers, and inspects their vehicles and equipment before bringing them on.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been doing a lot of this recently, providing better customer service for Vets, and providing better return for the taxpayer dollar.
