Today Command Center
A daily operating view that routes leads, estimates, schedule blockers, field handoffs, invoice review, and customer follow-up to the owning workspace.
One operating system for specialty flooring work.
FloorConnector connects the work that normally gets split across estimating tools, scheduling boards, field notes, invoices, files, and customer emails.
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
Protected contractor app foundations are implemented.
Customer portal review surfaces exist over shared records.
Financial, schedule, field, documents, and communications foundations remain connected to the same workflow.
Estimate workspace
Assessment evidence, scope, pricing review, approval status, customer handoff, and project carry-forward stay connected.
Production handoff
Schedule, crew, material, equipment, Daily Log, field proof, and closeout cues stay tied to the job and project.
Operating proof
The product is organized around the work your office repeats every day.
FloorConnector should feel like one path from first request to paid job, not a set of disconnected modules that make the office remember every handoff.
1
Capture the lead, assessment context, photos, and measurements together.
2
Move reviewed conditions into estimate scope, customer approval, and project setup.
3
Keep schedule, field proof, invoices, and portal review tied back to the same job.
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.