Cleaner’s behaviour

eMop expects cleaners to remain professional at all times. In the event of a complaint about a Cleaner’s behaviour, eMop will investigate this complaint and take the necessary internal action against the Cleaner. This can result in deactivation from there Mop platform.

  • We will send you an email from emopper@emop.world with details of the complaint.
  • You need to provide an explanation of the situation from your side by email.
  • eMop will decide a outcome and inform you by email.
  • In case of eMop has to compensate a client, the relevant amount of the compensation will be deducted from your earning.
  • Complaints about conduct can result in deactivation

You will be informed by email about the resolution and deduction

Damage policy rules

  • eMop insurance policy covers costs for death or bodily injury, or damage to third party property arising in the course of your business including the supply of products (Public & Products liability).
  • eMop has in place an insurance policy, which excludes the first £250 of any claim. You, the Cleaner, being an independent contractors, are responsible for damages up to the first £250.
  • In case of damage less £250 the cleaner compensates the client’s invoice themselves or the relevant amount can be deducted from the upcoming eMop payments.
  • Where a Cleaner does not admit the fault, eMop will make a final decision based on the evidence supplied by the client and the Cleaner.
  • eMop does not cover any damage claim even above £250 if a Cleaner uses non-authorised cleaning products from eMop.

 

Damage

eMop treats every damage case with professionalism and meticulous attention.

In case of receiving a complaint about damaged item/area in the client’s property done during the cleaning, eMop does the following actions:

  • We collect evidence from the client about the damaged item(s).
  • We will inform you officially about the situation by email.
  • We place a hold on £250 on your eMop account until the dispute is resolved.
  • If the dispute is upheld, then we will agree a compensation amount with the client.
  • We will refund the client and subtract the compensation amount from the £250 held from your account. Any remaining funds will be transferred back to your eMop account. If the compensation claim is more than £250, then all of the £250 held from your account will be insurance excess, and the insurance company will pay the remainder.

Missed item

Remember that many clients have cameras installed at home, and therefore can watch you as you clean their property, even when they are not at the premises.

If eMop receive a complaint from a client that items have gone missing during cleaning, they the following procedure will take place:

  • We will collect evidence from the client about the missing items;
  • We will inform you officially about the situation by email;
  • We check your balance and put on hold any payments up to £250 until the dispute is resolved (in accordance with our Terms and Conditions);
  • If the complaint is upheld, then we will agree with the client the amount of compensation;
  • We deactivate you from the eMop Platform and make the final payout expect the amount up to £250 which will cover the cost of missed item.
  • If the complaint is not upheld they we will release the £250 back to your eMop account.

Cleaning Quality

Our reputation is what makes eMop successful. When you (a Cleaner) accept a job via the eMop Platform you are expected to uphold the reputation for eMop. You are responsible for the cleaning quality you provide. You must be sure that the customer is happy with the service you provide. To avoid any confusion or misunderstanding, you should clarify with the customer their expectations at the beginning of the work. You should ask the customer to review your cleaning carried out at the end of the job.

If we receive a complaint about poor cleaning standards, you should expect the following actions from eMop:

  • We will send you an email from emopper@emop.world with details of the complaint.
  • You will be invited to provide your version of events by email.
  • If the complaint is upheld, and eMop have to compensate a client, then the relevant amount of the compensation will be deducted from your earnings.
  • You will be informed by email about the resolution of the complaint and any deduction.

I cannot find the Mobile App in Apple Store or Play Store

You can download the Mobile App only from the UK’ Stores.

If you do not see the Mobile App in your Apple/Play store, then you will need to change your current store to the UK store.

Here is the link for Google Play and here is for Apple Store. If you still have difficulty, then please contact the eMop support team.

Why does the amount of ‘next payout’ is different with my balance?

eMop pays your weekly for the completed week, 9 days after the week is closed. This weekly payment is available on main screen of the ‘Finance’ section in your App.

The balance is all your money which are on your balance in eMop’s App which haven’t been paid yet. As soon as eMop transfers money to your bank account, this amount is removed from your App and your balance decreased for this paid amount.

 

How often should I check for orders?

Once you have turned on your status as ‘online’ in your eMop App, you can accept all new orders. You’ll receive a push-notification whenever new orders turn up and will be able to view them on the app. You need to make a decision quickly when you see a new order in the app. Other cleaners can pick up the job also, while you’re still thinking about it. At the same time, keep in mind the Cancellation Policy and think carefully before accepting orders.

If you see no new requests from customers, it means there aren’t any available orders at the moment. Wait for a while; new orders will come soon.

If you don’t receive any push-notifications, check your setting in the phone to allow to receive them to from eMop.

What’s the Insurance Policy?

The eMop insurance policy covers costs for death or bodily injury, or damage to third party property arising in the course of your business including the supply of products (Public & Products liability).

The insurance policy excludes the first £250. Therefore, the cleaners, being independent contractors, are responsible for damages up to £250.

In case a cleaner does not admit the fault, eMop makes a decision based on the evidence supplied by a customer and a cleaner.

eMop doesn’t cover any damage even above £250 if you have used non-authorized cleaning products . In the case of damage less £250 the cleaner will compensate the client’s invoice themselves or the relevant amount can be deducted from the upcoming eMop payments.