Build a request around the business requirement
Corporate security assignments can involve executive travel, conferences, business meetings, site visits or recurring support. Explain the service required, destination, dates, working hours, team size and how the provider will coordinate with your organization. Share sensitive itinerary details only when necessary and with the appropriate safeguards.
Companies can use the marketplace to compare provider profiles and proposals in one place. Ask about experience with similar settings, staffing, supervision, communications, contingency planning and what is included in the fee. For international work, confirm where the provider is authorized to operate and how local partners or requirements are handled.
Review risk ownership and service boundaries
Before an assignment is awarded, align the scope with your internal security, travel, legal and procurement processes. Confirm insurance, licenses, worker status, privacy expectations, escalation contacts and cancellation terms. The marketplace's account review is not a substitute for a corporate vendor assessment or jurisdiction-specific review.
Keep decisions documented
Use the proposal process to compare terms and preserve the agreed scope in the project record. Early questions stay in the platform conversation until a project is awarded. Payment integration and escrow are not active in the current local review build, so do not treat this page as an invitation to transfer funds.
Executive protection questions
Can a corporate account request several professionals?
Yes. State the requested team size and roles in the service request. Providers must confirm that they can staff the dates and location.
Can we request executive travel security internationally?
You can submit an international requirement, but provider availability and authorization vary by destination. Confirm local licensing, insurance and operating arrangements before engagement.
Can our company keep sensitive itineraries private?
Keep public requests high-level. Share sensitive details only with selected providers when needed and through a communication method approved by your organization.