WorkinVirtual Knowledge Base

Self-service library

WorkinVirtual Knowledge Base

Choose a role and follow the linked workflow before opening a ticket. The guides explain what to check, what evidence to keep and when the issue requires the support queue.

For candidates

Account, Passport and applications

  • Sign-in and account recovery
  • Remote Work Passport completion
  • Employer-search and public visibility
  • Resume upload and replacement
  • Eligibility and application routes
  • Scam, privacy and deletion reports
Open candidate guides
For employers

Company, jobs and hiring

  • Employer account and company verification
  • Packages and job entitlements
  • Complete job data and categories
  • Application routes and tracking
  • Editing, expiry and moderation
  • Candidate data and hiring outcomes
Open employer guides
Payments

Billing, refunds and security

  • Failed or pending checkout
  • Package not activated
  • Duplicate or unfamiliar charge
  • Cancellation and refund review
  • Safe evidence for a billing ticket
Open billing guides
Trust and safety

Report an urgent concern

  • Suspicious job or application route
  • Exposed resume or personal data
  • Accessibility barrier
  • Material editorial correction
  • Account security problem
Open the correct report

How to get a faster resolution

What information should every ticket contain?

Your account email, the affected page or job URL, the date and time, the expected result, what actually happened, and a redacted screenshot when useful.

Which issue type should I choose?

Use Candidate support for profile and application issues; Employer support for posting and hiring; Billing and packages for orders; Privacy request for personal data; Safety or scam report for suspicious activity; Technical or account for sign-in and system errors.

What can I try before contacting support?

Confirm the correct account, reload once, try a private browser window, record the exact error and avoid repeating payments or form submissions until you know whether the first attempt succeeded.