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Completion Rate — finishing what you start

Deep-dive: completed vs provider-fault removals, reason codes protect you

Updated May 12, 2026
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Your Completion Rate tracks whether you finish the jobs you're assigned to.

How it's calculated

We look at your most recent 100 job assignments and check how each one ended.

Completion Rate = completed jobs / your last 100 assignments

What counts as a provider-fault removal

These reduce your Completion Rate:

  • No-show — You didn't arrive and didn't let us know

  • Couldn't attend — You withdrew on the day or didn't attend for a personal reason

  • Other provider-initiated removals

What does NOT reduce your rate

These are tracked separately and won't hurt you:

  • Customer cancellations

  • Admin rescheduling for operational reasons

  • Jobs cancelled due to weather, emergencies, or other factors outside your control

Each removal has a reason code. We use these to make sure your rate only reflects things within your control.

Tier thresholds

  • 85% to reach Trusted

  • 90% to reach Preferred

  • 95% to reach Top Rated

  • Below 80% triggers an At Risk flag

How to keep it high

  • Only accept jobs you can realistically complete

  • If something comes up, let us know as early as possible — early notice is always better

  • Check your schedule daily so you're never caught off-guard

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