Triage
See safety flags, consent facts, and the next allowed action.
Fictional workflow demo
A synthetic South Florida restoration path from intake through drying, communication policy, and computed closeout.
The operating path
Each state is entered by a record, not by a click. The rung on the rail is what has to be true before the next state may start.
lead.receivedThe water source, whether it is still running, the affected areas, and a safe callback. Operational consent is recorded separately from marketing consent.
gateconsent.recorded
triage.completedSafety facts are read before anything moves. An unknown source, electrical risk, or possible contamination stops here and opens an escalation instead of a dispatch.
gateno escalation open
dispatch.acceptedA crew is proposed and has to accept it. Arrival is recorded on site rather than assumed from the schedule.
gatearrival.recorded
inspection.recordedSource control, inspection, extraction, drying, and daily monitoring all append to the same job record. Nothing overwrites what came before it.
gatedrying.monitor_recorded
communication.policy_decidedEvery outbound message is checked against the consent on file. An operational update passes. A maintenance offer with no marketing basis is blocked, and the reason is written down.
gatepolicy result recorded
payment.postedCloseout posts the payment and the direct cost against the job. Every figure shown in the portal traces back to an entry here.
Step into the demo
This form stays in your browser. It will not contact NoMo, a customer, a provider, or an insurer.
If water is near electrical equipment, leave the area and contact emergency services or a qualified professional. This demo cannot assess a hazard.
Operator view
Open the six-state operator flow to inspect the exact records behind each decision and outcome.
See safety flags, consent facts, and the next allowed action.
Advance the scenario through dispatch, inspection, extraction, drying, and monitoring.
Trace every KPI to an event or economic entry.
Scope boundary
No. This is a fictional, local browser simulation. It sends no messages and creates no real service request.
No. The scenario uses bounded synthetic values and does not claim licensing, certification, insurance relationships, reviews, or a guaranteed response time.
No. The portal shows an internal product guardrail. Legal, insurance, safety, health, and coverage questions require human review.