Can Webflow with CMS and Memberships be used to create a system where mechanics manually approve jobs in their area, removing the job from other mechanics' view, and then receive full job information after approval? Is there an alternative recommendation for this setup?

Yes, it is possible to create a system using Webflow CMS and Memberships where mechanics can manually approve jobs in their area and receive full job information after approval. Here's how you can set it up:

1. Create a Collection in Webflow CMS to store job submissions: Start by creating a Collection in Webflow CMS to store job submissions. You can define fields such as job description, location, client information, etc.

2. Set up a form for job submissions: Create a form on your Webflow website where clients can submit job requests. You can use Webflow's built-in form feature or integrate a third-party form provider if needed. When a form is submitted, it will create a new entry in the Collection you created earlier.

3. Create a dynamic filtering system: To allow mechanics to view jobs in their area, you can use Webflow's dynamic filtering system. Add a reference field in the mechanic's member profile to track their area of work. Then, on the mechanic's dashboard or job listing page, filter the job submissions based on their location.

4. Approve/Reject mechanism: When mechanics log in to their accounts, they can view the job submissions in their area. Provide them with options to approve or reject each job. When they make a decision, you can update a field in the Collection item, indicating the job's approval status.

5. Member-specific job info: After a mechanic approves a job, you can provide them with full job information. One way to do this is by leveraging Webflow's conditional visibility feature. Create a dynamic page template for job details, and set conditions to display the full information only if the member is assigned to that job.

Alternative Recommendation:
If you require more advanced functionality, you might consider integrating with a custom development solution or utilizing Webflow's API. Webflow's API allows you to fetch and manipulate data programmatically, providing more flexibility in creating complex workflows. By leveraging the API, you can build a custom mechanic job approval system tailored to your specific requirements. However, API integration usually requires custom development skills or support from a developer.