Step by Step

How Netshoota Works

From creating your profile to getting paid for solving critical network issues — here's the complete flow.

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STEP 01

Create Your Engineer Profile

  • Add your name, company, and country
  • Enter your certification details (CCIE, HCIE, JNCIE, etc.)
  • Add bank details for payout via Paystack
  • Choose a subscription plan (Monthly ₦2,500 / Yearly ₦10,000)
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STEP 02

Document Your Cases

  • Write up each case with 4 sections: Problem, Handling Procedure, Solution, Root Cause
  • Upload topology diagrams, configs, scripts, and PCAP files per section
  • Tag with vendor (Cisco, Huawei, Juniper, etc.) and severity
  • Make it public to build reputation, or keep it private in your dashboard
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STEP 03

Escalate Critical Issues

  • Create an escalation with problem description, severity (P1–P4), and file uploads
  • Choose Free or Paid (set bounty amount — held in Paystack escrow)
  • All registered engineers receive email notification instantly
  • Engineers apply to join — you review their case history and certifications
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STEP 04

Build Your Troubleshooting Group

  • Accept up to 3 engineers into your escalation group
  • Each accepted engineer must sign an auto-generated NDA
  • NDA unlocks access to sensitive files, configs, logs, and the group chat
  • Auto-generate a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams link for screensharing
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STEP 05

Collaborate in Real-Time

  • Real-time Socket.IO group chat inside the escalation
  • Share debug output, commands, and findings in the chat
  • Join the video call for collaborative troubleshooting
  • All members see the same files, topology, and configs
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STEP 06

Resolve & Get Paid

  • Mark the escalation as resolved once the issue is fixed
  • Set payout percentages for each engineer based on contribution
  • Platform deducts 10% commission from the bounty
  • Remaining 90% is transferred directly to engineers' Nigerian bank accounts via Paystack

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