> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://jamess-organization-133.gitbook.io/nexus-v1.5-whitepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://jamess-organization-133.gitbook.io/nexus-v1.5-whitepaper/nexcrow/nexcrow-introduction/client-mode.md). # Client mode At the top right of the **Nexcrow dashboard**, users will find a toggle switch that allows them to switch between **Client Mode** and **Freelance Contractor Mode**, depending on their role in a contract. #### **For Clients (Contract Creators)** Clients initiate and manage contracts, ensuring that funds are secured before work begins. 1. **Creating an Escrow Contract:** \ \ **-** Fill out **one simple form** with contract details\ \ \- Funds are securely **locked in escrow** until the job is completed and approved.\ \ Watch here: \
2. **Selecting a Contractor & Starting the Contract** * Choose a freelancer or invite one via **Nexcrow Direct Contracts** or **Blinks**. * The selected contractor is notified, and the job officially begins\ \ Watch here:\ \
3. **Viewing & Approving Submissions** * Freelancers submit work through the platform. * Clients can **review, approve, or request revisions**. * Payment is only released once the client is satisfied. \ Watch here:\ \
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