Public intake to estimate
Capture customer context, service interest, site details, photos, and appointment windows before estimator review.
FloorConnector runs flooring work from first request to final payment.
A specialty contractor operating system for public intake, estimator review, project handoff, scheduling, field proof, invoices, payments, and customer portal review.
Built for epoxy, polishing, coatings, and specialty surface contractors.
Operating chain
From inquiry to payment
1Lead
2Customer
3Project
4Assessment
5Estimate
6Contract
7Change order
8Job
9Invoice
10Payment
Built for epoxy, polishing, coatings, removal, prep, resurfacing, and specialty surface contractors.
Website requests are designed to flow into the operating record instead of a disconnected inbox.
Counts and statuses stay scoped to their source records so teams can trust what they see.
Project operating hub
Keep linked lead, assessment, estimate, schedule, field, billing, document, and customer handoff context together.
Customer-safe review
Use protected app and portal boundaries so customer-facing work does not expose internal review or cost logic.
From website to paid work
The first customer request should already be useful to the office.
FloorConnector frames public acquisition, internal review, field execution, billing, and customer portal access as one connected operating path for specialty flooring contractors.
1
Turn website requests into estimator-ready opportunities with service, area, condition, timeline, and photo context.
2
Carry reviewed work into estimate, project, schedule, field, invoice, and payment workspaces.
3
Keep public marketing, protected contractor work, and customer portal access separated by trust boundary.
Public intake
Estimator review
Project handoff
Public pages should create confidence, then route work to the right protected place.
Marketing, contractor websites, protected contractor operations, and customer portal access are separate surfaces over one product foundation. That keeps public conversion from becoming duplicate operational truth.
Public quote and early-access capture stay server-validated.
Protected app and customer portal auth remain separate from marketing routes.
Contractor customer sites keep their own brand, colors, services, and customer-facing copy.
No public copy promises live provider execution, autonomous decisions, fake pricing, or unsupported customer claims.