Every client, every location,
on one screen
Open the desk and see what ran overnight, what needs a decision, and nothing else. The rest of the week is already handled.
A task list is not the same
as the work being done
Audit tools hand you twenty three items per client and call it software. Somebody still has to sit down and click. That somebody is a salary, and the salary is why your margin dies at forty locations.
An activity feed, not a to do list
The desk tells you what happened, in order, with the client and the location attached. Anything held back for a human sits at the top with a reason next to it.
- Overnight run summary in one line per client
- Held items grouped by why they were held
- Approve or reject without leaving the feed
Built for the operator, not the demo
Nine things that decide whether you open this tool every morning or dread it.
Every client on one line
Health, locations, and what ran last night. No tab per client and no spreadsheet on the side.
Exceptions come to you
The desk surfaces the handful of things that need a person. Everything else is already done.
Runs overnight
Work lands before you open the laptop, so the morning is about decisions, not clicking.
Client switch is instant
Pick a client and the whole desk is there. No loading spinner, no page reload.
Shadow mode per client
New clients run silent for a week. You read what would have happened before it happens.
Undo anything
Every write is a journal line with the old value kept, so a mistake is a click away from fixed.
Risky fields held
Name, address, phone, and primary category wait for your approval. Those trigger a Google review.
Seats for the team
Invite the person who handles reviews and the person who sells. Both see the same desk.
Nothing to assemble
The report is already written from the same journal you read every morning.
The win is not a prettier dashboard. The win is the headcount you never have to hire.
Frequently asked questions
How many clients can one person really run?
The desk is built so one operator can hold up to 150 locations without hiring. The limit is how many exceptions you want to read each morning, not how many tabs you can keep open.
What shows up in the exceptions list?
Category changes, address edits, a review that reads angry, a listing that lost access, and anything the desk is not confident about. Everything else it just does.
Can I still do things by hand?
Yes. Every surface has a manual path. The agent drafts on the object you are looking at, so you edit in place instead of prompting a chat window.
Does it work with the way we already split work?
Seats are per person, and approval rules are per client. A junior can draft while you keep the publish rights.
Get started today.
Connect three client locations. Watch the desk run a week of work before you let it publish anything.