The six steps
- Requirement. The client shares the role, skills, location or time zone, and duration.
- Match. We shortlist profiles with relevant AEP, RTCDP, AJO, CJA or Web SDK skills.
- Interview. The client interviews the consultant and checks fit.
- Contract. A master services agreement and statement of work are signed between the two entities.
- Deliver. The consultant works on the project against agreed scope.
- Invoice. The consultant's entity invoices on the agreed schedule.
What it means for each side
Clients
- Access to specialist contractors for a defined period
- No salaried-employment overhead; the engagement is a commercial contract
- You interview before you commit
Consultants
- You contract through your own entity
- You are responsible for your own taxes, insurance and benefits
- Work should match your verified skills
What to agree in writing
- Scope, deliverables and duration
- Rate, invoicing cycle and payment terms
- Confidentiality, intellectual property and data protection
- Notice period and termination
- Work location, hours and time-zone overlap
- Who is responsible for tax, insurance and compliance
These terms are not fixed in this page. They are agreed per engagement. Tax, employment and work-authorisation rules differ by country, so take professional advice for your situation.
Skills we focus on
- Adobe Experience Platform: XDM, ingestion, identity, Profile
- Real-Time CDP: audiences and activation
- Adobe Journey Optimizer and Customer Journey Analytics
- Web SDK and Adobe Tags
- Data engineering and Agentic AI for MarTech
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Frequently asked questions
What is C2C?
C2C stands for corp-to-corp: a business entity contracts with another business entity for services.
Is C2C the same as employment?
No. A C2C consultant is an independent contractor through their own entity, not an employee.
Does Infinate360 guarantee placements?
No. Matching depends on skills, client demand and interviews.
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