Your work history

Nobody hires the person who says they’re good. They hire the one who has proof. The Histórico de Trabalho (Work History) tab is your proof: the list of jobs you’ve already delivered, with a Verified badge the client can’t fake. It’s what turns your storefront from “trust me” into “here’s what I’ve actually done”.

Where it lives

Freelancer Hub → Histórico de Trabalho (Work History) tab (direct link: /studio/hub?tab=credits). Next to the heading, once you have credits, a little pill shows the total count — your scoreboard.

The key part: this same list also shows up on your public storefront, the way a client sees it. There it’s read-only — the client looks, doesn’t touch. So what you organize here is what sells you there.

Where your credits come from

You don’t type anything. Credits arrive by two paths, and both already come stamped as verified:

1. A gig closed here on FindMyGig

Every time a job is completed inside the platform, the system creates a credit on its own — automatic, nothing for you to do. It’s born tied to the real gig that happened, so there’s no inflating it: if the credit exists, the work existed and got paid here.

These show up with a green check and the Verificado (Verified) label, grouped by service type.

2. Your Muso.ai discography

Muso.ai is an official industry credits database — where the tracks you worked on are logged, with artist, role and album art. If you have a profile there, you can import all of it over here.

These credits come in with a blue “Muso.ai” tag on the row and a blue check that reads “Importado do Muso.ai (Verificado)” (Imported from Muso.ai — Verified). They collapse into a single block at the top of the list, labelled “Créditos verificados · Muso.ai” (Verified credits · Muso.ai) — and that block always sorts first. Each row shows the track title, your role and the artist, the album art, and the release date.

Put the two together and you’re hard to turn down

A gig closed here proves you deliver on the platform. Muso.ai proves your track record out in the world, from before FindMyGig even existed. A client who sees both doesn’t have much left to ask.

The badge on your storefront

At the top of your public page, once you have at least one credit, a little teal badge appears: “{X} créditos verificados” ({X} verified credits). Tap or hover and it explains: “Créditos verificados: trabalhos confirmados e sincronizados do Muso.ai — a base de dados oficial de créditos da indústria musical. É uma prova externa do portfólio deste profissional.” (Verified credits: confirmed work synced from Muso.ai — the official industry credits database. External proof of this professional’s portfolio.)

That’s the hook. It’s the first thing that shouts “this one’s for real” before the client even scrolls. With zero credits, the badge simply doesn’t show — one more reason to connect Muso.ai if you already have work logged there.

You don’t register credits by hand

Worth saying plainly, because a lot of people go looking: there’s no “add credit” button here. You don’t type, rename, reorder or delete an individual credit. That’s on purpose — it’s exactly what makes the badge worth anything. If you could just write “played with So-and-so” by hand, it would prove nothing.

What you can do on this tab is: connect / sync / unlink Muso.ai, and hide a credit from your public profile. That’s it. The rest is automatic.

Connecting Muso.ai (only you see this)

The whole Muso.ai connect panel is owner-only. Clients and visitors never see it — for them there’s just the public credit list and the badge up top.

While you haven’t connected, a banner shows up:

Tem trabalhos no Muso.ai? (Got work on Muso.ai?) Importe sua Discografia e Créditos Verificados (Import your discography and verified credits)

Click Sincronizar Agora (Sync Now) and the search opens:

1. In the “Busque pelo seu nome artístico no Muso.ai…” (Search for your artist name on Muso.ai…) field, type your name and click Buscar (Search).
2. Pick your profile from the list and click Próximo (Next) to link it.

Can’t find yourself by name? You can also paste the link to your Muso.ai profile (credits.muso.ai/profile/...) or the profile ID straight into the search field. If nobody comes back, the screen says “Nenhum perfil encontrado.” (No profile found.)

The moment you link, the platform fires one first sync on its own — you don’t have to click anything again to pull your credits that first time.

Credits can take a beat to show up

The sync runs in the background. The message “Sincronização de créditos concluída com sucesso!” (Credit sync completed successfully!) means the job started pulling, not that it already finished. If the new credits don’t appear right away, give it a moment and reload the page.

Already connected: sync and unlink

With Muso.ai linked, the panel shows which profile is connected and the time of the Última sincronização (Last sync). Two buttons:

• Sincronizar Agora (Sync Now) — pulls again whatever’s new on your Muso.ai. While it runs, it turns into Sincronizando… (Syncing…).
• Desvincular (Unlink) — detaches Muso.ai from your profile.

Syncing is not automatic

Your Muso.ai credits don’t update on their own over time. Logged a new track over there and want it here? You have to come back to this tab and click Sincronizar Agora (Sync Now). There’s no scheduled refresh running behind the scenes.

Unlinking deletes the imported ones

Unlinking isn’t just “disconnect”. It removes all the credits that came from Muso.ai from your profile. The prompt itself warns you: “Tem certeza que deseja desconectar o Muso.ai? Isso removerá todos os créditos importados do seu portfólio.” (Sure you want to disconnect Muso.ai? This will remove all imported credits from your portfolio.) Your gigs closed here on FindMyGig stay put — only the outside imports go. To get them back, reconnect and sync everything again.

The linked profile’s name is a code

Where it says “Vinculado ao perfil Muso.ai: …” (Linked to Muso.ai profile: …), what shows there is the profile ID (a string of letters and numbers), not your artist name. That’s normal, not a bug — it’s just the Muso.ai profile identifier.

Hiding a credit from your public profile

Not every job is one you want on the storefront. Hovering over each credit, the owner gets an eye button (Alternar visibilidade / Toggle visibility). Click it and that credit leaves your public profile and gets the “Oculto do perfil público” (Hidden from public profile) mark.

Hiding is basically one-way from here

One important detail: when you hide a credit and the list reloads, it disappears from the tab itself too — there’s no “hidden” corner here to switch it back on. So treat the eye as a way to remove a credit from the storefront, and think twice first, because this same screen doesn’t give you an easy path to bring it back.

Nothing there yet?

If you haven’t closed a gig here yet and haven’t connected Muso.ai, the tab shows: “Nenhum histórico de trabalho verificado ainda.” (No verified work history yet.) It’s just the starting line — close your first job or import your discography and the list starts filling in.

A lot of credits? Load more

The list shows up to 100 credits at a time. If you have more than that, a Carregar mais (Load more) button appears at the bottom. Most profiles don’t come anywhere near that number, so you’ll probably see everything at once.

What this tab doesn’t do

• Doesn’t create credits by hand. Only a completed gig or Muso.ai makes a credit.
• Doesn’t edit, rename or reorder a credit.
• Doesn’t refresh Muso.ai on its own — the sync is on-click.
• Doesn’t keep hidden ones in a drawer for you to switch back on here.
• Doesn’t show the connect panel to clients. That part’s yours alone.

Related

• Your Freelancer Hub
• Your professional storefront
• Your storage
• Your dashboard
• Band or project profile
• Plans and pricing