Automated suite recorded in project verification notes
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Case study
Project Atlas
A multi-tenant field-service operating system for teams working beyond the desk.
The problem
What the work needed to solve
Design one operational system for scheduling, CRM, quotes, invoices, files and offline field work without weakening tenant isolation or role boundaries.
Implementation
What I built or changed
- Built an explicit Owner, Admin, Manager and Staff authority model with server-side enforcement.
- Designed scheduling, recurrence, reminders, CRM, quoting, invoicing and audit-log modules as one modular system.
- Added private object-storage flows, storage limits and idempotent billing/webhook handling.
- Created a PWA field workflow with an offline mutation queue and tenant-switch data purge.
Stack
Tools used in context
Evidence
Numbers with their context attached.
Every metric below names the page or test surface, profile, date and source. Limitations follow immediately after.
Static and dynamic application routes
Tenant-isolated relational schema
Limitations
What this evidence does not prove
- This is a pre-release product build; the documented checks are local engineering evidence, not customer adoption or production revenue.
- Commercial billing, storage and notification integrations still require production credentials and operational review before launch.
Next work
What comes after this snapshot
- Complete production environment validation and end-to-end release checks.
- Run tenant-isolation and offline-conflict exercises against a staged dataset.