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Review the work. Sign your own name. Get paid per case.

Wren drafts the pack and manages the client. You do the part that needs a chartered professional: read it, revise it, and decide whether it is good enough to carry your membership number.

Apply to join What you would be signing

How the work is paid, never per hour: Per caseHow the work is paid, never per hour
Monthly fee, platform charge or tooling deduction: £0Monthly fee, platform charge or tooling deduction
Exclusivity, minimum hours or minimum cases: NoneExclusivity, minimum hours or minimum cases
Institutes we accept: 14Institutes we accept

The terms, plainly

What you would be agreeing to.

Payment: One fee for the case; However many documents it needs. Not hourly, not per document, and not on signature.
When: After the decision notice; The case has to reach a decision before the fee is released. That is deliberate: it aligns what you are paid with whether the work landed.
Deductions: None; No monthly fee, no platform charge, no subscription and no deduction for tooling.
Commitment: None; No exclusivity, no minimum hours, no minimum number of cases. Take the work that suits you and decline the rest.

Rates and shares are commercial terms and are shown to you inside the portal before you accept anything, rather than published on a page a client of yours might read.

What arrives

A drafted pack, not a blank page.

Every case arrives with the evidence already gathered and every citation already resolved against a live source, so your time goes on judgement rather than on checking whether a policy number is real.

The site: Constraints, already resolved; All 88 live layers tested against the drawn boundary, each traced to the body that publishes it.
The policy: The adopted plan for that authority; With the passages the draft relies on, so you can read the source rather than take the draft's word for it.
The draft: Complete, and editable; You can rewrite any of it. The system records what you changed and how long you spent.
The gate: Already passed; A draft whose citations do not resolve in all 11 checked categories never reaches your queue.

Read before applying

The two pages that matter.

You are the one putting a membership number on this. That should be the first question you ask, not the last.

What you sign

What arrives, what you can rewrite, the attestations, and what is recorded at the moment you sign

How to apply

What we ask for, how your membership is checked against the public register, and how long it takes

The AI disclosure

Exactly where automation stops and your judgement starts

Asked and answered

What planners ask us first.

Am I signing something a machine wrote?

You are signing something you have read, revised and judged adequate. If you do not think it is adequate, you change it or you decline the case. Your signature is a professional standing behind the work, and the system treats it as exactly that.

Can I be asked to sign outside my discipline?

No. The queue routes by discipline. An Affordable Housing Statement requires a RICS-registered valuer alongside the planner, and the queue will not let you sign it alone.

Is my signature authority to file?

No. It is a professional standing behind the work. Filing is a separate step, and the client's own approval gates it.

How is my membership checked?

Against the public register held by your institute, before your first case, and re-checked periodically after that.

Take a look at the queue before you decide.

Applying costs nothing and commits you to nothing. The commercial terms are shown in full before you accept a first case.

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