Pipeline
A pipeline shows progression through a flow. A PulseJect holds the active operational context that needs to move.
TaskPulse product · Operating system
The operating layer for accountable work
Run the business from one operating thread.
TaskPulse brings the relationships, ownership, authority, and work context around an important thread into one place. Start with the foundation you can inspect, then expand as the business is ready.
Managed authentication · Public product explanation with simulated data only
27 canonical Office contexts · Simulated
27 Office contexts in motion.
Auto-rotating every 3 seconds
Morning owner lens · Synthetic demo
Construction & General Contracting Office™
Owner lens · Mike
Capabilities for Construction & General Contracting Office™
Site-briefing to closeout viewPermit and inspection dependency mapEstimate, materials, and crew handoff viewprojectssite briefingspermits
Priorities4
Crew6 scheduled
ComplianceReview
- 017:30 AMSite briefing
- 02EstimateReady to send
- 03Permit setReview needed
- 04Materials2 deliveries
- 05CloseoutFriday target
Illustrative workflow lens
Synthetic preview of Office language, capabilities, review patterns, and context
Office terminology
projectssite briefingspermitsestimatesmaterialscloseout
Signature capabilities
- Site-briefing to closeout view
- Permit and inspection dependency map
- Estimate, materials, and crew handoff view
Workflow examples
- Site briefingIllustrative
Start the day with crew and project dependencies
- Estimate handoffIllustrative
Prepare a client-ready estimate for human review
- Permit and materials checkIllustrative
Surface dependencies before work moves
- Closeout reviewIllustrative
Gather final handoff items for the Friday target
Illustrative intelligence lens · Dependency-first intelligenceThis synthetic view emphasizes schedule risk, permit or inspection dependencies, material gaps, and human approval.
Illustrative PulseJect pattern
Synthetic data · illustrative onlyOffice-specific examples of work organized around a business record.
- Pattern 01
A construction engagement moving from estimate, permits, and crew handoffs through closeout.
- Pattern 02
Kitchen Renovation Phase 2
- Pattern 03
Subcontractor Change Order
- Pattern 04
Permit Closeout
Concept examples only. No live work or connected records are shown.
Illustrative automation pattern
No connected actionsOffice-specific concepts for review, routing, or handoffs.
- Flag cost exposure above 10%
- Block work until permit approved
- Alert when subcontractor delay threatens a milestone
No connected actions. These concepts do not run in this public preview.
Illustrative Marcus context
Synthetic data · illustrative onlyOffice-aware vocabulary and signals for Construction & General Contracting, shown as a read-only concept preview.
Relationship terms
customershomeownersclientscrewssubcontractors
Workflow vocabulary
jobsprojectscrewssubcontractorsestimatesbidscontracts
Status language
schedule statusjob costestimate-to-contractopen change orders
Priority signals
- schedule risk
- change order awaiting approval
- materials gap
Configurable routines
- Morning job review
- Schedule-risk review
- Change-order follow-up
Communication cues
- Practical and schedule-aware
- Use job, crew, client approval, and closeout language
Illustrative examples
- Show the next open handoff on a project schedule.
- Draft a client-ready update for an approved change order.
No borrowed data shownThis context is keyed to the active Office. Marcus does not read records or perform actions in this public preview.
Illustrative Marcus contextThe site briefing is first, the estimate is ready to send, and the permit set needs review.Good morning, Mike. · Illustrative status: Tracked requirements: attention needed
Synthetic data · illustrative onlySynthetic owner view · Projects, permits, and crew details are illustrative
Public simulation only. This canonical Office context uses synthetic data and never reads private records or performs connected actions.
Foundation first. The public view shows product concepts, not customer records or live business activity.
Product demo
Inspect the signal from four useful angles.
Start with the PulseJect lens to see how active work is designed to sit around a Customer or another business record. Then switch to operating, authority, and Industry Office context. Each lens is local, representative, and separate from private product data.
Demo preview · Simulated data
No live connectionProduct lens preview
Active work around a record
01 / 04Give the work a thread to move through
Customer → active work → next action → outcome
Customer relationship to outcomeIllustrative model
Customer → PulseJect → Tasks → Communications → Documents → Events → People → Deadlines → Outcomes
01Customer
Starting business relationship
02PulseJect
Active work around the record
03Tasks
Planned actions and handoffs
04Communications
Planned updates and coordination
05Documents
Supporting records in context
06Events
Important history around the work
07People
Owners and contributors
08Deadlines
Timing that shapes the next step
09Outcomes
Results that may become memory
Current statusIllustrative work model
Next actionName owner and deadline
Product boundaryPlanned capability · Not live
Use the term precisely
PulseJect and the ideas around it.
It gives the work a place to carry tasks, communications, documents, events, people, deadlines, and outcomes together, so the next action has context.
Project
A project groups planned work. A PulseJect keeps the active relationship, handoffs, deadlines, and next action in view.
Task list
A task list stores individual actions. A PulseJect connects those actions to the Customer, people, records, events, and outcome.
Product foundation and roadmap
Know what is ready, and what is growing.
TaskPulse separates available controls from expanding workflow and intelligence layers, so the product story stays useful without overstating what is live.
01
Available nowCurrent foundation
Relationships and controls you can inspect.
NOW
Current foundationIdentity & Authority
Register identity and distinguish who someone is from what they are allowed to do.
Authority classes stay explicit.NOW
Current foundationBusiness Ownership
Establish an accountable Business boundary before shared operations begin.
Ownership is separate from membership.NOW
Current foundationOptional Workspaces
Add shared context when a team needs a place to coordinate the work.
A workspace never replaces Business Ownership.NOW
Current foundationBusiness-scoped Customers
Keep customer relationships inside the Business boundary and distinct from internal people.
Customer context remains private.NOW
Current foundationDeveloper Isolation
Use restricted Developer tooling for isolated test identities and development workflows.
Test records stay outside production.NOW
Current foundationSecurity & Audit Foundations
Protect authority checks, backend-controlled writes, audit events, and Origin separation.
Source-reviewed implementation, no certification claim.02
Roadmap contextExpanding next
Connected work, documents, and intelligence.
NEXT
Expanding nextPulseJects & Connected Work
PulseJects are planned to organize the active work, tasks, handoffs, and completion context around a Customer or other record.
Illustrative operating model · Not live.NEXT
Expanding nextDocuments in Context
Future records and approvals are planned to stay with the thread they support.
Planned document layer.NEXT
Expanding nextMarcus Intelligence
Marcus AI is being designed to read context and surface recommendations inside the same boundaries.
Planned intelligence layer.NEXT
Expanding nextPolicy-aware Actions
Future consequential actions will require the right authority, policy, approval, and audit context.
Autonomous execution is not available.Why this is different
The operating thread carries its own context.
TaskPulse is organized around the decisions that make work accountable. The value is in keeping the right context close when responsibility moves.
Accountable context
Relationships, work, people, records, and industry language can be named together instead of rebuilt at every handoff.
Authority before action
Identity, ownership, workspace, and authority boundaries are part of the operating story before a consequential write.
One operating thread
The product direction connects the signal from customer context through completion, with current and planned layers labeled clearly.
Choose your next view
See the operating model in context.
Read the step-by-step model or explore the Industry Office language TaskPulse is preparing for different kinds of work.