ZynoviqNetwork
Four roles, one standard.
| Role | What you do | Time per task (typical) | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solver | Answer a case independently: treatment, posting, legal basis, confidence | 15–30 min | Practising professionals; everyone starts here |
| Case writer | Write a realistic synthetic case from experience, with documents and expected answer fields | 30–60 min | Experienced practitioners with varied client exposure |
| Reviewer | Check an agreed answer and its reasoning; flag missed exceptions and ambiguity | 10–20 min | Solvers with a strong reliability record |
| Adjudicator | Decide disputed cases and write the reasoning | 20–45 min | Senior practitioners, typically 12+ years |
How progression works
Everyone starts as a solver after calibration. Consistent accuracy opens case writing and review. Adjudication is by invitation, based on seniority and a long record of agreement with final certified answers. Your reliability profile.
Specialist roles
- SAP format specialist — checks that cases match how SAP documents and postings actually look.
- Legal desk — a small in-house team that ties every answer to the law. How answers are tied to the law.
- Domain lead — a senior professional accountable for standards in one domain.
Rules that apply to every role
Work independently, never use AI to produce answers, never use real client material, and keep everything confidential. Member code of conduct.
Network roles — FAQ
Which role does everyone start in?+
Solver, after passing calibration.
How do I become a reviewer or case writer?+
By building a consistent record of accuracy as a solver.
How is an adjudicator chosen?+
By invitation, based on seniority and a long record of agreement with final certified answers.