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Canada’s Advertising & Workforce Platform
PTB Contract Exchange operates across Canada by connecting advertisers, lead generators, and workforce operators through incorporated operating companies built around defined commercial participation.
The platform provides administrative infrastructure and structured revenue documentation that supports visibility into how revenue enters the business and how distributions are executed.
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Participation is structured through independent Canadian corporations that contract with customers and manage operations directly. A practical overview is available on How It Works for parties evaluating the operating structure.
Canada's Advertising & Workforce Platform
Incorporated Commercial Structure
Customer contracts are executed by the incorporated operating company formed by participating parties.
Ownership, governance, and participation terms are set by agreement and documented formally.
Defined Corporate Responsibility
The incorporated company becomes the legal contracting party and manages service delivery within its operating scope.
Governance decisions are made by appointed directors, and ownership structures are recorded through formal corporate documentation referenced in Business Structure Framework.
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PTB Contract Exchange remains separate from corporate control and does not act as signing authority for customer contracts.
Participants seeking advertiser-side structure can review Advertising Partnership Canada and relationship-based participation can be reviewed on Lead Generation Partnership Canada.
Structured Role Separation
Demand generation and service execution operate as distinct functions within the incorporated business. This separation allows participation without role confusion across Canadian markets.
Participation Without Operational Overlap
Advertisers contribute growth initiatives and market reach while workforce operators direct service fulfillment and operational management.
Workforce-focused business building is addressed on Start or Expand Your Business Canada for operators and owners evaluating structured expansion.
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This model is designed to support clarity of responsibility inside the operating company rather than informal collaboration.
Financial documentation supports that clarity through defined reporting processes.
Revenue Entry & Distribution Tracking
The platform records how revenue enters the incorporated structure and how allocations are executed under documented arrangements. This documentation supports visibility for directors and participants without replacing governance authority.
Revenue Transparency Infrastructure
PTB Contract Exchange provides tools that capture revenue entry points and distribution records aligned with internal corporate approvals.
The dedicated documentation approach is detailed on Revenue Transparency Platform.
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Distribution structures are determined by the incorporated company’s governance process. Documentation provides visibility into execution rather than decision-making.
Optional Operational Line of Credit
Certain incorporated companies may access discretionary operational liquidity support. Any credit arrangement is structured as a repayable commercial obligation.
Documented Credit Terms
Where extended, credit is documented through formal agreements and corporate authorization processes. The overall operational sequence that includes these options is outlined on How It Works.
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Credit availability is not automatic and depends on corporate structure and internal review. Repayment obligations remain with the incorporated company.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does PTB Contract Exchange operate across Canada
A: Yes, PTB Contract Exchange supports incorporated operating companies with participation structures applicable across Canada.
Q: Who signs customer contracts
A: Customer agreements are signed by the incorporated operating company formed by the participants.
Q: What does the revenue documentation track
A: The system records revenue entry points and documents how distributions are executed under corporate approvals.
Q: Is the line of credit guaranteed
A: No, any operational credit is discretionary and depends on internal review and documented terms.