Production path · controlled pilot
Launch the field operation with the same discipline used to verify it.
Residential pilot turf · Grand Rapids, Michigan. This console separates what is working today from what must be completed before real campaign data enters the platform.
Launch turf · residential field test
Alger Heights
Real OpenStreetMap streets with fictional door labels, worker trails, and campaign activity.
Readiness controls
Launch gates
Campaign-scoped users, crews, workers, and client access are represented in the production data model.
The Alger Heights pilot includes synthetic doors and routes over a real neighborhood base map.
Clock-in, consent, breaks, tracking health, offline queueing, and clock-out are working in the PWA.
Imports, deterministic scoring, manager review, follow-up, and client aggregates connect end to end.
An approved identity provider and account-recovery policy must be connected before real campaign data is accepted.
Error alerts, backup verification, and an incident runbook are required for a supported pilot.
The web pilot detects tracking gaps; a native collector remains required before large-scale background tracking.
Field deployment
Crews, devices, and tracking health.
A real launch should not depend on discovering device or permission problems after workers reach the turf.
Grand Rapids West
- Crew lead
- Sam Ortega
- Workers
- 5
- Device checks
- 5 / 5 checked
- Live health
- HEALTHY
Grand Rapids Central
- Crew lead
- Avery Brooks
- Workers
- 5
- Device checks
- 4 / 5 checked
- Live health
- DEGRADED
Wyoming North
- Crew lead
- Casey Nguyen
- Workers
- 5
- Device checks
- 5 / 5 checked
- Live health
- INTERRUPTED
Build sequence
From demo to supported product.
- 01Verification workflow
Trace, import, audit, follow-up, and client reporting are connected.
- 02Identity + organizations
Production entities and campaign isolation are being established next.
- 03Controlled pilot
Onboard one internal crew, instrument errors, and verify support procedures.
- 04Scaled field release
Add native tracking, formal retention jobs, and operational service levels.