Active dashboards
Cancelled leads, open leads, upcoming projects, change requests, and project status in one command surface.
Command Center
The software layer for quotes, schedules, reports, and field status.
The PMC apps turn property work into an operational dashboard for clients, providers, and the team coordinating the network.
Client
Project and property view
Provider
Lead and workflow view
Admin
Coordination foundation
Product surface
A field operations product hiding in plain sight.
The screenshots already show the product language PMC should own: active project lanes, reports, service categories, reviews, notifications, client records, provider profiles, and business workflow.
Quotes and payouts
Provider business movement stays closer to the same operational layer as the work itself.
Scheduling and visits
Virtual visits, service windows, project timing, and recurring work become visible.
Reports
Frequency reports, general overviews, and completion context keep property history from disappearing.
Notifications
Clients and providers can see what changed, what is upcoming, and where attention is needed.
Profiles and records
Companies, clients, properties, reviews, services, and records become connected objects.
Command flow
The product turns field work into an operating record.
This is the difference between a marketplace and a command layer: the system remembers the work, the handoffs, the status, and the proof.
01
Request appears
A project enters the system with service category, address, budget, timing, and client context.
02
Provider sees context
The provider view gives enough signal to understand the work before quoting or scheduling.
03
Work moves
Schedules, changes, notifications, and communication keep the project moving.
04
Record remains
Reports and review signals make the work useful beyond the day it was completed.
Client and provider apps are already the proof layer.
The rebuilt site should use the apps as evidence that PMC is more than a service marketplace. It is an operating system for service delivery.
- Provider dashboard with lead and project states
- Client project request and report screens
- Service taxonomy from cleaning to HVAC, electrical, security, and remodeling
- Review, notification, and promotion surfaces for ongoing engagement
App access
Two apps, one operating picture.
Clients and providers enter the system from different sides, but the product direction is unified: organize the property work and keep the field trail visible.
Search and service discovery
Reviews and provider trust
Notifications and project changes
See it in motion
Bring the app layer closer to every project.
Use the command center as the proof that PMC is becoming infrastructure for property work, not just a place to request service.