FOR THE FLOOR / 02

A shared operating picture

Different roles.
One readable moment.

Motivo is designed around the people already running the store. Each role acts from the same event trail without carrying the same interface.

01 / GM

Know where the floor stands.

Read active work, floor coverage, manager requests, and drive status from one command view.

GM SIGNAL · FICTIONAL DATAView from an elevated sales tower office overlooking a dealership showroom floor at night

The floor needs one decision now.

1 open manager requestZone A · numbers presented · 00:41LIVE
02 / DESK

Own the response queue.

See which request needs attention, who owns it, and what is already moving across the floor.

DESK SIGNAL · FICTIONAL DATAA dealership desking station with glowing monitors, a desk phone, and a printed worksheet

A request arrives with context.

N. Davis requested supportZone A · accept or redirectACTION
03 / SALES

Signal without losing the customer.

Keep assignment state visible and request a manager through a shared workflow instead of a buried message.

SALES SIGNAL · FICTIONAL DATAA vehicle on a showroom floor with its door open, catching warm overhead light

Your request remains visible.

Desk notified · request openResponse state updates hereOPEN
04 / FRONT

Start with a clean arrival.

Log the customer and source at the first point of contact, then send the event into the operating flow.

FRONT DESK SIGNAL · FICTIONAL DATAA dealership reception counter seen from the entrance in warm evening light

The floor receives one clear start.

A. Carter assigned through UpFlowM. Torres · main showroomLOGGED

Designed with operators

The best workflow starts
with the real one.

First-pilot conversations focus on how your floor actually works, where the signal breaks, and which behaviors are worth validating.

Bring us your floor problem