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Help centre·Account

Settings

The two tabs everybody has, the two more a client gets, and what lives on each.

1 min read

Settings is a tabbed page. Two tabs answer two different questions, and which further tabs you get depends on which side of the marketplace you are on.

Everyone

Account is who you are here and how you get in: your email address, your password, the devices this account is signed in on, and deleting it. Changing a password asks for the current one first. If you are hiring, it also holds your name, company name, photo, country and website, which is what a freelancer sees when you message them or read your job post.

Preferences is how the product behaves for you: your time zone, what you hear about, and marketing email. Nothing here has a Save button. Every switch saves itself and says so, because a preference with one value and no form around it is not a form.

Each notification group is one switch and it governs both channels. Switching one off means the notification is never created, so it never reaches your notification centre and is never emailed either. Marketing email is separate, because it is not about your account: muting a group here does not unsubscribe you from it, and unsubscribing does not mute anything.

Two notification groups cannot be switched off: account notices and moderation notices. A warning you can mute is a warning that did not happen, and an ID verdict is the one thing in this product you must not miss.

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  • . "Read" appears under the last message the other side has opened; switching it off hides it in both directions, so they stop seeing that you have read and you stop seeing that they have. Unread counts do not change.

    On a client account it is one answer for the whole team, set by the account owner, because opening a conversation marks it read for everybody.

    Appearance

    Light, dark or system, in the account menu rather than in Settings: it is a preference people flip rather than a question answered once. It applies to the browser you set it in.

    The same three buttons sit at the bottom of every public page, in the footer, so you can set it before you have an account.

    Clients

    On Preferences, as well as the above:

    Your location on job posts: whether your country appears under "Who is hiring". It is on by default, because freelancers use it to judge the overlap with their own day. Turning it off leaves the rest of that block exactly as it is.

    Job applications: how many applications a job takes before it stops accepting new ones. The plan's own limit still applies underneath.

    Currency: every converted figure in the app is shown in the currency you choose. It changes what you see in the product only: public pages stay in US dollars, because those pages are indexed and a page that varied by a preference would be a different page for every reader.

    Profile scores: a switch for whether you see freelancers' profile scores at all. Turning it off puts the verified mark back in the ring's place everywhere.

    Then two tabs of their own:

    Team: the roster, invitations and per-person permissions. See team seats.

    Billing: the plan, the payment provider's portal, and your charges. See billing.

    Freelancers

    On Preferences, one more: Birthday, which decides whether your public profile marks the day and whether the clients you are currently working with are told. It is on by default.

    The rate, the skills, the photo and everything else about the work live on your profile, beside the thing they change, rather than being duplicated in Settings. A second place to edit a rate is a second place for it to be wrong.

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    Copies this page plus a short note about what RemoteHire.ph is, so the answer is about this product rather than about hiring platforms in general. Every button copies the same text; most of them open the assistant with it already asked.

    Gemini has no way to receive the question in a link, so that one copies and opens for you to paste.

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    • Getting started4
      • What RemoteHire.ph is
      • Client or freelancer
      • Plans and pricing
      • The money-back guarantee
    • Hiring on RemoteHire.ph13
      • Browsing and filtering talent
      • Reading a profile
      • Saving and comparing
      • Messaging
      • Posting a job
      • Applicants and invitations
      • Arranging a call
      • Offering work
      • Contracts
      • Hours and approval
      • Invoices and paying
      • Team seats
      • Billing
    • Working as a freelancer14
      • Creating your profile
      • ID verification
      • Your profile score
      • What clients can and cannot see
      • Your video intro
      • Availability and hiring status
      • Finding and applying to jobs
      • Messaging clients
      • Engagements and contracts
      • Logging hours and time off
      • Invoicing and getting paid
    • Trust and safety4
      • How verification works
      • Reporting a problem
      • Moderation
      • Privacy and what we log
    • Account3
      • Settings
      • Signed-in devices
      • Email verification and password reset
    Tool certifications
  • Reviews
  • Sharing your profile