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VHS Staffing Operations Intelligence Platform VHS Staffing Operations Intelligence Platform Confidential Blueprint 1 Business Overview 2 Pain Points Workflow 3 Current Workflow 4 Optimized Workflow Build 5 System Architecture 6 Live Demo 7 Execution Proof 8 Case Studies Investment 9 Investment Business Overview VHS Staffing — Operations Intelligence Platform $10M+ in revenue. 50–60 active hotel clients. 5 years of operational data. A business built from zero — now held together by two people and a Google Sheet. The system has to catch up to the growth. Key Metrics $10M+ Annual revenue — hospitality staffing across Virginia Beach hotels 50–60 Active hotel clients — housekeeping, banquet, support roles 3 → 40+ Hotels scaled in one Virginia market within a single year Business Profile Business Name VHS Staffing Business Type Hospitality staffing — hotels (housekeeping, banquet, support roles) Primary Market Virginia Beach — high-volume tourism area, extreme summer demand peaks Revenue $10M+ annually — built from zero over 5 years Active Clients 50–60 active hotels — 35+ open orders in Virginia Beach right now Hiring Model High-volume, fast-turnover workforce — filling orders is the daily priority Recruitment Channels Calls, texts, Indeed, referrals — managed by recruiters per candidate Client Channels Calls, email, WhatsApp — managed by VP of Operations Core System Avionté — ATS, payroll, invoicing. Requires 3-layer assignment: Customer → Job → Hours Time Tracking Manual paper timesheets — collected Monday/Tuesday, payroll reconstructed by Wednesday Scheduling Google Sheet shared across recruiters — open orders tracked manually Data 5 years of Avionté operational + payroll data — available but unused for decisions Stage Diagnosis Strong demand. Growth outpaced the coordination system. Two people are holding the entire operation together by hand. Who Runs What Today VP of Operations Receives and manages all client orders — calls, emails, WhatsApp. Creates clients, generates contracts, manages pricing and invoicing. She is the entire client-side operation. If she steps away for a day, orders get missed. Recruiters Handle candidate-side only — outreach via calls and texts, collecting applications, confirming workers, filling open shifts. They hold the contacts, they hold the assignments. The knowledge lives in their phones, not in any system. Founder Back office — payroll, billing, revenue, expansion decisions. Uses data and analysis to guide the business. Wants intelligence and visibility without needing to run the daily operation. The Key-Person Risk Right now, the entire operation runs through people — not a system. If the VP of Operations is unavailable, client orders stop moving. If a recruiter leaves, their assignments and candidate contacts leave with them. A $10M business cannot be scaled, and cannot be sold, when its value walks out the door with the people running it. The North Star The Vision One platform that runs the entire operation — from hotel order → worker assignment → hours verified → payroll exported → invoice generated — without manual intervention at any step. A privately owned system built around the exact way VHS Staffing operates — one that removes the coordination ceiling, eliminates the payroll reconstruction cycle, and builds the kind of documented, transferable infrastructure that makes a business worth acquiring at the scale it deserves. VHS Staffing Operations Intelligence Platform Pain Points → Pain Points Nine Bottlenecks Throttling the Staffing Engine The hotels are calling. The recruiters are filling. The workers are showing up. Five years of data exists. The problem is that none of it is coordinated — and every gap between systems is costing real money, real hours, and real payroll accuracy every single week. Core Bottlenecks Category The Problem The Cost Client intake Hotel orders arrive via calls, emails, and WhatsApp to the VP of Operations — no structured format, no single record, no intake flow. Orders are missed or delayed when the VP is unavailable for even an hour. Recruiter tracking Recruiters call and text candidates with no system tracking who was contacted, who confirmed, who is assigned to which hotel. Names get dropped. Confirmed workers go unlogged until payroll week reveals the gap. Identity accuracy Workers with matching first names cannot be reliably distinguished in manual payroll reconstruction. At a 5–6% profit margin, payroll errors go directly off the bottom line. Assignment tracking No system of record for who is assigned to which hotel, which job, which shift. Tracked on a shared Google Sheet that is always behind. 2–3 days every payroll cycle spent matching names to timesheets to hotels to jobs. Time tracking Workers fill out paper timesheets. Hotel managers email them. The team manually enters hours into Avionté for every worker, every hotel, every week. Manual entry is slow, error-prone, and dependent on the hotel returning the timesheet at all. Avionté structure Avionté requires Customer → Job → Hours precision. A worker in two hotels must have hours split correctly. Incorrect assignment = incorrect invoice = client dispute or revenue loss. Key-person dependency The VP holds all client relationships. Recruiters hold all candidate contacts. Neither is documented in any system. If the VP takes a day off, orders pile up. If a recruiter leaves, their assignments and contacts go with them. Growth ceiling Summer is coming. Virginia Beach peaks. VHS Staffing cannot answer all incoming hotels because the coordination system cannot handle the volume. Revenue is being left on the table because the operation cannot scale without breaking. Data unused Five years of Avionté data — client history, worker performance, job outcomes, fill rates, no-show patterns — none of it applied to current decisions. Decisions are made on instinct. The business has five years of evidence it has never used. ← Overview Current Workflow → Current Workflow Calls. Paper. Google Sheets. Two People Holding It Together. A hotel calls with a need. The VP of Operations takes the order. Recruiters call workers until shifts are filled. Workers show up and fill out timesheets. On Monday, the team spends three days figuring out who worked where and for how long — and then runs payroll. Daily Operations Flow # Step Who How It Happens Today The Problem 01 Hotel order intake VP of Ops Hotel calls, emails, or WhatsApp messages with a staffing need. VP of Operations receives and manages all client orders. No structured intake. One person is the entire client-facing channel. 02 Order clarification VP of Ops VP follows up to clarify role, count, duration, and start date. Generates contract for hotel to sign. Multiple back-and-forth exchanges delay placement. 03 Recruiter outreach Recruiters Recruiters call and text candidates from personal contact lists and Avionté database — no tracking of who was contacted. No visibility across the team. Duplicated outreach. 04 Candidate confirmation Recruiters Worker verbally agrees to the shift — confirmation exists only in the recruiter's knowledge or a text thread. Unrecorded commitments. No-shows cannot be anticipated or tracked. 05 Google Sheet update Recruiters Recruiter marks the shift as filled on the shared Google Sheet — sometimes with a name, sometimes without. Sheet is always behind. Names without full details create the payroll identity problem. 06 Worker assignment Recruiters Worker is told where to go by text or call. No system records which worker is assigned to which customer, job, or shift. Avionté's Customer → Job → Hours structure is not maintained in real time. 07 Work execution Recruiters Workers arrive at the hotel. No clock-in system exists. No real-time attendance visibility. No-shows are invisible until payroll week. 08 Timesheet collection VP of Ops Hotel managers review and email paper timesheets to VHS Staffing at end of week. Missing sheets delay payroll. Hours cannot be disputed or verified. 09 Payroll reconstruction Leadership Team manually matches worker names to hotels, jobs, and hours — cross-referencing timesheets, recruiter notes, and Google Sheet. 2–3 days every payroll cycle. $600 lost last week to a name mismatch. 10 Avionté entry + payroll Leadership Verified hours manually entered into Avionté per worker — assigned to the correct customer, job, and department. Avionté output is only as accurate as the data entered. Every upstream error compounds. ← Pain Points Optimized Workflow → Optimized Workflow The Full Vision — From First Order to Final Payment. Every role stays. Every system stays. What changes is that the entire operation runs through one connected platform. Nothing lives in a phone call, a text thread, or a Google Sheet ever again. How Every Layer Changes Layer What Changes Outcome Client layer Hotels submit orders directly through their portal — structured, timestamped, and immediately visible to the full operations team. Every order is on record from the moment it's placed. The VP is no longer the single point of failure for client intake. Candidate layer Candidates receive one link, fill one application, upload all required documents. Approval opens their portal. No paper applications. Every candidate has a verified identity and a unique ID before they ever set foot in a hotel. Recruiter layer Recruiters assign approved candidates to open jobs inside the system. Every assignment is logged and tied to the correct hotel and role. No dropped names. No duplicate assignments. The operation survives any recruiter leaving. Time layer GPS + phone-verified clock in/out per hotel. Auto clock-out when the worker leaves. Hours calculated per worker, per hotel, per job automatically. Timesheets are eliminated. Hours are verified by the system before anyone reviews them. Payroll layer Verified hours export to Avionté matched precisely to Customer, Job, and Department. Hotel manager approves inside the platform. Payroll reconstruction is gone. The $600 name-mismatch error is structurally impossible. Intelligence layer Five years of Avionté data is always on — surfacing which clients are profitable, which workers are reliable, which roles are hard to fill. Decisions happen in seconds. The business runs on its own evidence — not instinct. ← Current Workflow System Architecture → System Architecture Two Portals Now. One More When Ready. Phase 1 builds the admin platform and operational manager portal — the internal infrastructure that runs the operation. The candidate portal and hotel client portal follow in subsequent stages. The Portals Admin Portal Phase 1 — VP of Ops · Founder Add clients/hotels with full contact info, pay rates, and contract details Create job orders and assign to supervisors or operational managers Track all open vs. filled orders in real time across all markets Dashboard — who is assigned to what, fill rates, due dates, alerts Manage supervisor teams, market groups, and permissions Productivity tracking per supervisor — fill time, fill rate, no-shows Avionté sync — all data flows between both systems automatically Operational Manager Portal Phase 1 — Supervisors · Recruiters Receive assigned jobs from admin with all hotel and order details See candidates that need to be reached out to for each job Add candidates manually and send them the application link Track candidate status per job — contacted, applied, confirmed, no show Assign confirmed candidates to jobs Confirmation reminder system — 3 days, 2 days, 1 day before shift Auto-drop unconfirmed candidates back to open status Candidate + Hotel Portal Next Phase Phase 2 — Workers + Hotels Candidate portal — apply online, upload documents, view assignments, clock in/out GPS + phone-verified time tracking per hotel location Hotel client portal — submit orders, approve hours, receive invoices Full Avionté payroll sync — Customer → Job → Hours automated Intelligence layer — 5 years of data surfaced on demand Phase 1 establishes the full internal operational backbone — the admin and supervisor infrastructure that everything else builds on top of. A new public website launches alongside the portals, and the Avionté candidate iframe goes live on its own subdomain so candidates can apply from any channel and land in both systems at once. The candidate portal, GPS time tracking, and hotel client portal are designed into the foundation now so nothing needs to be rebuilt later. They come online in Phase 2 once the team has validated the core flow. Avionté Integration — The 3-Layer Requirement Every hour entered into Avionté must be matched across all three layers — or payroll and invoicing break Layer 1 Customer e.g. Marriott Virginia Beach Layer 2 Job / Role e.g. Room Attendant, Houseman Layer 3 Hours Verified clock data per worker ← Optimized Workflow Live Demo → Live Demo Two Portals. Both Live. Click into each portal and walk through the real thing — the admin assignment board and the operational manager flow in action. Access the Portals ⚡ Portal 1 — VP of Ops · Founder Admin Intelligence Portal Client management · Job orders · Supervisor assignments · Productivity tracking · Market groups · Avionté sync Open Demo → 👤 Portal 2 — Supervisors · Recruiters Operational Manager Portal Receive assigned jobs · Add candidates · Send application links · Track confirmations · Assign to jobs Open Demo → 🌐 New Website vhsstaffing.com Public site — clients & job seekers · Launching in Phase 1 📋 Candidate Subdomain apply.vhsstaffing.com Avionté iframe — apply once, both systems updated instantly ← System Architecture Execution → Execution — Phase 1 Admin + Operational Portal — 3 Months of Development. Three months of focused development — the admin portal, operational manager portal, new website, and Avionté API sync all built and launched. Discovery happens before the clock starts. Validation and handover happen after delivery. Phase 1 Timeline Pre-Build · Not in Dev Time Discovery 2 Weeks Month 1–2 · Development Portals + Website + Subdomain 45 Days Month 2–3 · Development Avionté API Sync 45 Days Post-Build · Not in Dev Time Validation & Handover 2 Weeks Pre-Build · 2 Weeks — Not counted in development time Discovery — Full System Mapped Before Dev Starts Before anything gets built, the full picture is confirmed. Avionté's API is reviewed, the current workflow is documented end to end, and the data schema is locked. Nothing starts until alignment is complete. Avionté API — readable and writable endpoints confirmed Workflow documented — VP of Operations, supervisors, candidates Data schema — unique IDs for clients, jobs, candidates, assignments Permissions & groups — admin vs. supervisor access, market group logic Development · Month 1–2 · 45 Days Admin Portal + Operational Portal + Website + Candidate Subdomain Month 1–2 The full internal backbone goes live alongside the public face of the business. Four things launch together in this stage. Admin Portal → Add clients with contacts, pay rates, bill rates, contract details → Create job orders and assign to supervisors with due dates and targets → Dashboard — all active jobs, fill rates, alerts, upcoming deadlines → Supervisor management — teams, market groups, role permissions, productivity tracking Operational Manager Portal → Receive assigned jobs — hotel details, headcount target, due date, fill progress → Add candidates manually and send application link via text or WhatsApp → Track candidate status per job — contacted, applied, confirmed, dropped, no show → Confirmation reminders at 3, 2, and 1 day — auto-drop if no response VHS Staffing Website — vhsstaffing.com → New public website built and launched — the front door of the business → Built for both audiences — hotel clients and job seekers → Professional, fast, and built to convert at the scale VHS already operates Candidate Subdomain — apply.vhsstaffing.com → Avionté iframe embedded on its own subdomain — standalone candidate access → Candidates apply from any channel — text, WhatsApp, website, QR code → On submit — Avionté and VHS platform both updated instantly. Apply once, live in both systems Development · Month 2–3 · 45 Days Avionté API Sync — Two Systems, One Source of Truth Month 2–3 Everything built in Stage 2 connects to Avionté via API. The two systems become twins — bi-directional, automatic, no double entry. Whatever happens in the VHS platform is reflected in Avionté, and vice versa. Clients & Hotels New clients added in the admin portal are pushed to Avionté as customers. Existing Avionté customers are pulled in. Both systems reflect the same client list at all times. Jobs & Orders Job orders are matched to the correct Avionté job record — position, hotel, department. Avionté job data is pulled back to keep both systems aligned. Candidates & Workers Candidates added in the platform are pushed to Avionté as workers. Existing Avionté workers are pulled in — no re-entry. Application data and unique IDs synced across both systems. Supervisors & Assignments Every assignment logged by a supervisor is pushed to Avionté in the correct Customer → Job → Hours structure. Made once in the platform — both systems reflect it immediately. Post-Build · 2 Weeks — Not counted in development time Validation & Handover After Delivery Full system validation against live Avionté records. The VP of Operations and supervisor team test all flows with real scenarios. Sync accuracy confirmed. Full handover and sign-off. Phase 2 planning begins. Sync validation — all records confirmed against Avionté Team testing — real operational scenarios with VP and supervisors Phase 2 scoped — candidate portal, GPS time tracking, hotel client portal Phase 1 Development — Admin + Operational Portal + Website + Avionté Sync 3 Months What Exists at the End of Phase 1 Delivered Admin Portal — full client management Clients, contracts, pay rates, contacts Admin Portal — job order system Create, assign, track, close — with timestamps Admin Portal — supervisor management Teams, groups, permissions, productivity Admin Dashboard Real-time view — jobs, fill rates, alerts, due dates Operational Manager Portal Job assignments, candidate tracking, confirmations VHS Staffing Website New public site live — clients & job seekers Candidate Subdomain — apply.vhsstaffing.com Apply once — Avionté + VHS platform both updated Avionté API Sync Clients, jobs, candidates, assignments — both systems in sync What Phase 1 Eliminates Google Sheet tracking Replaced by live dashboard and job order system Texting order details to recruiters New clients visible instantly to assigned supervisors Manual Avionté entry for assignments Replaced by automatic API sync Key-person dependency Every client, job, and assignment in the system No-show blind spots Confirmation reminders + auto-drop logic Duplicate candidate outreach Tracked candidate pipeline per job per supervisor No candidate intake system apply.vhsstaffing.com — one link, both systems updated What Comes in Phase 2 Candidate Portal + Time Tracking Workers apply online, upload documents, and get a unique worker ID. Once approved, they see their assigned jobs, clock in and out with GPS verification, and track their hours and paystubs — all from their phone. No paper timesheets. Avionté Payroll Sync Verified GPS hours matched to Avionté Customer → Job → Hours and exported automatically at end of week. Hotel manager approval captured inside the platform. Payroll reconstruction eliminated. Hotel Client Portal + Intelligence Hotels submit orders, approve hours, and receive invoices inside the platform. The intelligence layer surfaces 5 years of Avionté data — fill rates, worker reliability, revenue by hotel, seasonal patterns. ← Live Demo Case Studies → Case Studies Real Results — Proof It Works See how Youtiva has built intelligence systems for businesses like yours — and what happened after. View Case Studies 📋 Youtiva Case Studies Real businesses. Real results. See the intelligence systems Youtiva has built and the revenue impact they delivered. View Case Studies → ← Execution Investment → Investment Two Ways To Own the System Both paths build on the same privately owned infrastructure. The difference is the payment structure — not what gets built. How We Work The Same for Both Investment Structures The system is built in phases, with each phase taking about 90 days. Throughout the process, there are monthly phase meetings to review what is live, what is working, and what the business needs next. Nothing is pre-fixed or locked. The system evolves step by step based on real usage — not assumptions. Each phase builds on the last, and the business stays in control of what gets built next. Phase Length ~90 Days Each phase is built, tested and handed over in around 90 days. Monthly Meetings Every Phase Review what is live, what is working, and define what comes next together. Flexibility Not Locked Nothing is pre-fixed. The system evolves based on real usage, not upfront assumptions. Control Always Yours The business decides what gets built next at every stage. Choose Your Path Monthly Retainer $3,000 / month Monthly investment while you use the system Pay monthly while the system is being built and used Option to convert to full ownership at any point No fixed end date — ongoing investment tied to usage Buy Outright $15,000 / phase One-time investment per phase One-time payment per phase — fully owned upon delivery No ongoing payments for completed work Full ownership from day one — per phase Continue into new phases as needed What Both Paths Include Same Build. Same Quality. Same Ownership. Regardless of which path is chosen, the infrastructure built is identical — privately owned, fully documented, and built to the same standard. What gets built, who owns it, and how it performs is exactly the same either way. Infrastructure 100% Owned Privately built and hosted — not a SaaS subscription that charges per employee regardless of whether they showed up. Phase 1 Scope 3 Stages Discovery, admin + operational portal, Avionté API sync — all live in 90 days. Ongoing Support Included Refinements, updates, and support included in both paths throughout the engagement. ← Case Studies VHS Staffing Operations Intelligence Platform · Youtiva