POG Command — coming soon
Software for Teams Who Manage Their Own Facilities
Track tasks, run inspections, and log issues across your sites, in one place. Command is a separate product from our cleaning services — you do not need one to get the other. It is still in development and not yet open for sign-up.
The POG platform
We do not just clean your buildings. We instrument them.
POG Command brings scopes, inspection scores, photo evidence, work orders and response times into one place. It is a separate product, still in development, and not part of a cleaning agreement — the screens below are illustrative.
12
Sites
96.1
Avg. QA score
3
Open items
- Meridian Tower98+2
- Harborview Plaza96+1
- Lakeside Medical91−3
- Gulf Point DC99+4
Illustrative portal interface — sample data.
How the system is built
Five stages, run once — then run continuously
This is the part most facility contracts skip entirely. It is also the reason the results hold in month fourteen instead of month two.
- 01
Assess
We walk every site and document what is actually happening — current scope, condition, staffing, and the gaps nobody has written down.
OutputCurrent-state report
- 02
Define
Each site gets a written, measurable standard: what gets done, how often, and what acceptable looks like in specific terms.
OutputSite-specific scope
- 03
Instrument
We configure the inspection model, scoring weights, response commitments, and escalation paths, then wire them into your portal.
OutputConfigured system
- 04
Execute
Services run against that standard — any of twelve lines, staffed and supervised, with every visit verified and timestamped.
OutputVerified delivery
- 05
Report
Scores, photo evidence, and open items land in the portal as they happen, and roll up into a monthly pack built for ownership.
OutputLive visibility
The honest comparison
What changes when you stop buying hours
Most facility contracts are priced on labor and judged on complaints. Here is the same work, bought as an outcome instead.
Scope
The typical vendor: A one-page quote and a verbal understanding
Precision Operations Group: A written, site-specific scope agreed before mobilization
Quality checks
The typical vendor: A walkthrough when someone complains
Precision Operations Group: Scored inspections on a published cadence, with photo evidence
Visibility
The typical vendor: You call and ask; someone calls you back
Precision Operations Group: An inspection record for every visit, sent to you monthly
Reporting
The typical vendor: An invoice
Precision Operations Group: Monthly performance packs, ready for an ownership meeting
Accountability
The typical vendor: Whoever answers the phone that day
Precision Operations Group: A named account manager and a documented escalation path
Multi-site consistency
The typical vendor: Each property negotiated and staffed separately
Precision Operations Group: One standard, one contract, one reporting format portfolio-wide
When it falls short
The typical vendor: A credit, if you push for it
Precision Operations Group: Remediation at our cost inside the agreed window
No obligation. We walk the sites and put the standard in writing.
In the meantime
Looking for cleaning rather than software?
That is the part we deliver today. Send us your locations and we’ll walk the properties, document what we find, and come back with a written scope and a fixed price.