Concierge pilot — not a generally released trade catalog
Commercial cleaning walkthrough-to-proposal concierge pilot
A facility walkthrough can capture area, floor type, restrooms, occupancy, task frequency, consumables, periodic work, access, security, and day-porter needs.
Why it may fit
A facility walkthrough can capture area, floor type, restrooms, occupancy, task frequency, consumables, periodic work, access, security, and day-porter needs.
Who the pilot is for
An office or light-commercial cleaning contractor preparing recurring-service proposals from facility walkthroughs.
Starter catalog
Verified area, surfaces, restrooms and fixtures, occupancy, scope and frequency, consumables, periodic tasks, access windows, security, day-porter work, contractor-approved productivity, wages, overhead, and margin.
Required field capture
Verified square footage, surfaces, fixtures, occupancy, scope and frequency, consumables, periodic tasks, access windows, security, and service start assumptions.
Mandatory hold
Missing frequency, area, task schedule, or labor-hour reconciliation.
What it does not replace
The pilot must not substitute generic productivity or market pricing for the contractor's own labor model, site access, security, and service assumptions.
Release proof
Three real recurring proposals with contractor-approved productivity and labor-hour reconciliation.
No unvalidated market price catalog is supplied. The pilot starts from the contractor's uploaded history, approved rates, and explicit spoken prices.