product · AVC

First product family, governed end to end.

ServiceOps turns customer work into a governed operating flow for service businesses — booking, job readiness, verification and reconciliation stay tenant-scoped and proposal-first.

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Service flow

Every transition produces reviewable evidence.

External effects remain separate from analysis, preparation and approval.

01
Customer request
Capture the request with tenant scope and source context.
complete
02
Booking proposal
Prepare a proposal under scope and approval constraints.
active
03
Job-ready state
Reach a ready state only when evidence gates are satisfied.
queued
04
Verification
Check evidence and receipts before trust.
queued
05
Reconciliation
Match work and receipts at a governed handoff.
queued

Illustrative lifecycle · not live runtime state

Product Cell

ServiceOps turns customer work into a governed operating flow.

Tenant-scoped customer context, booking, scheduling, job readiness, verification and reconciliation share one operating language while external effects stay blocked behind scope, OAuth and approval boundaries.

First operating product for service businesses
Proposal-first boundary
No autonomous provider writes

Authority classes

READ, PREPARE, APPROVE and EXECUTE — nothing autonomous today.

The first slice authorizes no autonomous Gmail, Calendar, employee-message, invoice or payment action. Provider writes remain disabled until a separately approved integration boundary is introduced.

Maturity

Shadow slice, proposal-first. Not production-approved.

Deterministic lead-to-ready-job coverage exists for a first validation tenant. Production persistence, live OAuth lifecycle and deployed proof remain explicit gates.