The home grid is the workspace, one tap from anywhere: Companies and People with live counts, the Activity feed, then the sales objects (Deal Pipeline, Quotes, Sales Orders, Leads) and the production ones (Photo Gallery, Calendar, Schedule). "Jump to anything" at the top searches across all of it. This is where the unified record lives on the phone: a company holds its people, its quotes, its orders, its visits, its photos, and its diary entries, and opening it tells a technician who has never been there what the last one knew.

Every company with its contacts, and every contact with the calls, texts, quotes, and visits on their timeline. The counts on the grid are live.
Photos taken from the app land on the customer and the job, not the camera roll. The gallery shows recent captures across the workspace; each one knows which site it came from.
A visit is an object on the record: when, who, what was captured. The next visit starts from it.
New leads sit in their own list until worked, with the source attached, so nothing arrives and vanishes.
One search box across companies, people, quotes, orders, and more. The record is three taps from the door, not a search, two menus, and a tab.
Nobody knows the full story on a customer because the story lives in five places. The home grid is the five places as one place, on the phone, with the counts honest. When a technician leaves, their customer knowledge stays, because it was captured here as a by-product of doing the work.
The photo gallery matters more than it sounds: a picture of a bulging capacitor in a personal camera roll is a private observation; the same picture on the record is a quote the office sends by lunch.
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