Tell us how the paperwork actually runs in your company
We are building Due & Done — one paperwork desk for small operators, with seven desks from cleaning bids to carrier packets to grant applications — and before we take on more pilots we are interviewing the people who actually do the work: owners and operators.
Who we want to hear from
Operators from any of the seven desks — cleaning and landscaping owners, owner-operators and small fleets, contractors, food-truck and event vendors, nonprofit administrators, and small landlords. What you have in common: the paperwork lands on you personally, and it costs you work when it goes wrong. Cleaning-company owners with roughly 15 to 75 employees and mostly recurring commercial accounts are still first in line for the bid-desk pilots.
What the interview is
- About twenty minutes, in writing, by email. No call unless you ask for one.
- Questions about your last ninety days of paperwork: how the requests and applications arrived, what deadlines and documents they carried, what went wrong, what software you already pay for, and what still gets done by hand.
- We are especially interested in the last packet that went wrong — a missed deadline, a missing document, a follow-up nobody sent, a renewal that lapsed. Real afternoons teach more than opinions.
- It is a conversation, not a sales call. If a pilot fits your firm, we will say so. If it does not, we will say that too.
Start here
Fill this in and your email program will open with the answers addressed to us — or just write to [email protected] with the subject “Operator interview”.
Anything you share about your paperwork stays between us and the work of building this desk. We do not publish names or bid details.