Design around three roles
I designed separate workspaces and access permissions for owners/admins, subcontractors, and clients.
Vizta QC
One operation. Three clear perspectives.
I built Vizta QC for Vizta Landscapes through NOIRA. It brings field reports, photos, and client requests into one quality control application, with dedicated workspaces for owners/admins, subcontractors, and clients.
Each person needs a different view of the work: owners need oversight, subcontractors need straightforward reporting, and clients need a way to submit requests and see completed work.
A private client application. Customer records and signed-in screens are not shown here.
How I built it.
Connect fieldwork and oversight
Subcontractors report work and upload photos. Owners track properties, activity, and open items. Clients submit requests and view supporting photos.
Keep updates moving
I connected scheduled reports to notifications so operational updates reach the people who need them.
Tech stack
- Next.js / React / TypeScript
- Dedicated application areas for the three user levels.
- Supabase / PostgreSQL
- Authentication, structured records, storage, and row-level access policies.
- Tailwind CSS / Zustand
- Interface styling and application state.
- n8n
- A scheduled reporting workflow connecting operational updates to notifications.
