Portfolio identity
Link contractor organizations and product tenants without weakening product-level authorization.
AppleSeedIQ platform
Shared intelligence beneath focused contractor products.
The portfolio connects identity, events, attribution, cost, and authorized actions while each product keeps the workflow and experience its trade requires.
One foundation does not mean one oversized application.
Contractors buy focused products. AppleSeedIQ operates the shared foundations that let those products work together.
Customer outcomes
More qualified demand, faster response, booked work, efficient operations, and visible revenue
Focused products
Studios, GHC, ContractorsConciergeIQ, ContractorProIQ, LawnPilotIQ, and PaintWellPro
AROS-IQ spine
Portfolio identity, canonical events, attribution, AI metering, cost, and intelligence
Shared controls
Authorization, consent, audit, entitlements, provider policy, integrations, and human escalation
Shared capabilities make every product stronger.
Canonical events
Carry source, customer, appointment, usage, revenue, and outcome events through one versioned contract.
Attribution
Preserve where an opportunity originated as it moves from response to scheduled work and revenue.
AI metering
Measure model and provider usage by product, tenant, workflow, and outcome.
Bounded automation
Give AI approved tools, explicit limits, review points, and safe escalation paths.
Operational adapters
Translate shared actions into the authoritative data model for each contractor product.
Evidence and audit
Retain consent, actions, decisions, tests, and material operating events for review.
Portfolio intelligence
Connect demand, response, cost, conversion, revenue, and service health for AppleSeedIQ operators.
Design principle
One customer journey should not become six competing customer records.
Each contractor selects a primary operational system. Other products contribute demand and context, receive relevant status updates, and preserve their role in attribution.
Choose the first product, then connect the journey.
Start with the customer or operating problem that matters now. The shared platform keeps the next product from becoming another isolated tool.