Creating a company on TeranoveCore is a short guided flow. There are two paths — a free one and a paid one — and every company is checked by a person before it goes live.
For getting in and looking around. You end up with a company profile and its starting dashboard.
Name the company and pick its type.
Your relationship to the company, your role, and a short note a reviewer can actually check — required either way.
A checkbox you can't skip — the request is rejected without it.
The request goes into the approval queue (see below).
The company profile is created and you land on its initial dashboard.
For setting the company up properly from day one — capacity and the subfields it needs, chosen up front.
Name, type, and a short description of the company.
Your relationship to the company, your role, and a short note a reviewer can actually check — required either way.
Roughly how many people will have profiles at the company — this sets the per-person rate band.
Pick the areas the company wants to work in. This is what you're asking for — granting it is still the reviewer's decision, the same as the free path.
Confirm the selection and accept the required agreements.
The payment step is present but not yet wired to a processor — nothing is charged today. It's shown honestly as a stub.
Same review as the free path; the company profile is created and you land on its initial dashboard.
Free or paid, no company is created instantly. A TeranoveCore reviewer checks each request first. This is deliberate — we don't want someone standing up a company profile for a business they don't have the right to represent. Expect a short wait between submitting and the profile going live.
If the company already exists on TeranoveCore, you don't create a new one. From a personal profile you send a connection request to it, and someone at that company accepts — no new company profile, no duplicate.
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