How to Track Your Crew's Jobs and Earnings in the Recruiter Hub
If you've shared your Lumo invite link with delivery drivers, handymen, cleaners or other gig workers, you probably want to know who's actually working and how much you're earning from their activity. Guessing doesn't cut it when you're building a crew and competing for monthly cash prizes.
The Recruiter Hub on golumo.app gives you a single dashboard showing everyone you recruited, every job they completed, your earnings breakdown, and where you rank citywide and nationally. This guide walks you through finding your Hub, reading the numbers, and using the data to grow your recruiting income.
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Step 1: Log in to the Recruiter Hub on golumo.app
Person reviewing performance dashboard on laptop screen at desk Open your browser and go to golumo.app. Sign in with the same credentials you use in the Lumo app—email, phone, Google or Apple ID. Once you're logged in, look for the Recruiter Hub link in the menu or your account dashboard. The Hub is a web-only tool; you won't find it in the mobile app, so bookmark the page for quick access. If you haven't recruited anyone yet, the Hub will be empty but ready to populate as soon as your first recruit completes their first job.
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Step 2: Review the list of everyone you recruited
Spreadsheet showing list of names and activity counts on computer screen The Hub displays a roster of every person who signed up using your invite link. You'll see their first name, join date, and how many jobs they've completed. This list updates in near-real time, so if someone you recruited finishes a delivery or a cleaning job today, it'll show up within minutes. The roster helps you identify your most active workers and see who signed up but hasn't started working yet. You can use this information to follow up with inactive recruits or focus your efforts on bringing in workers who will actually complete jobs.
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Step 3: Check completed jobs and earnings by recruit
Magnifying glass hovering over detailed data chart and numbers on screen Click or tap on any recruit's name to see a detailed breakdown: total jobs completed, total earnings generated, and job history. Each job entry shows the date, job type (delivery, cleaning, handyman, etc.), and the earnings credit you received. Lumo doesn't display the worker's pay or customer names for privacy, but you'll see exactly how much recruiting income each person has generated for you. This transparency helps you understand which types of workers—drivers, cleaners, handymen—are most active in your area and where to focus your recruiting pitch.
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Step 4: Track your total earnings and payout status
Hand holding open wallet with cash bills visible inside The Hub's earnings summary shows your all-time recruiting income, current month's total, and your in-app wallet balance. Recruiting credits land in your Lumo wallet the same way job earnings do for workers, and you can request a payout whenever you're ready. The summary breaks down earnings by month, making it easy to see trends—did you recruit more people in March than February? Did your crew complete more jobs last week? Use these patterns to time your recruiting pushes and predict your monthly income.
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Step 5: View the monthly and all-time leaderboards
Three place podium with gold silver bronze trophies for competition winners Scroll down to see three leaderboards: this month's top recruiters, all-time leaders, and your city's rankings. The top three recruiters each month win cash prizes—first place gets one hundred dollars, second place fifty, and third place twenty-five. The leaderboards show recruiter rank, number of active recruits, and total jobs completed by their crew. If you're close to the top three, you'll know exactly how many more active recruits you need to climb. City leaderboards let you see local competition and focus your efforts where they matter most.
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Step 6: Use the data to improve your recruiting strategy
Open notebook with strategy notes and pen on wooden desk Now that you have the numbers, put them to work. If five people signed up but only two are completing jobs, reach out to the inactive three with a quick message: 'Hey, saw you joined Lumo—need help getting your first job?' If one recruit completed thirty jobs this month while others did two, ask the high performer what's working and share that advice with your crew. If you're ranked fourth and need ten more jobs to hit third place, focus on recruiting workers in high-demand categories like delivery and cleaning. The Hub isn't just a scoreboard; it's a roadmap for growing your recruiting income and winning monthly prizes.
Pro tips
- Check the Hub weekly to catch trends early—if recruits drop off after their first few jobs, follow up quickly.
- Screenshot your leaderboard position at the start of each month to track your climb and stay motivated.
- Focus on recruiting workers in job categories that are busy in your city; the Hub shows which types complete the most jobs.
- If you're close to a leaderboard prize, recruit a few more people in the last week of the month for a final push.
- Share your Hub stats (without personal details) when recruiting new workers to show that real people are earning real money.
Frequently asked questions
- How often does the Recruiter Hub update with new jobs and earnings?
- The Hub refreshes in near-real time, usually within a few minutes of a recruit completing a job. Earnings and job counts update automatically, so you don't need to reload the page constantly. Check once a day or once a week to see progress without obsessing over every delivery.
- Can I see which specific jobs my recruits completed or how much they earned?
- You'll see the job type (delivery, cleaning, etc.), date, and your recruiting credit for each job, but not the worker's pay, customer details, or job location. Lumo protects worker and customer privacy while giving you enough data to track your recruiting performance and earnings.
- What happens if I'm tied with another recruiter for third place at the end of the month?
- Leaderboard ties are broken by total jobs completed by your crew, then by the date you reached that recruit count. The prizes go to the top three distinct positions, so stay active and keep recruiting right up to the last day of the month to secure your spot.
The Recruiter Hub turns your recruiting efforts into measurable results. Check it regularly, follow up with your crew, and use the leaderboard to set monthly goals. Whether you're aiming for the cash prizes or just building steady passive income, the Hub gives you the data you need to grow your recruiting business. Log in to golumo.app today and see where you stand.
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