Where to start
Three people see this differently
A placement involves an agency, a household and a helper. Each of them gets their own view of the same case — and often reads a different language. Pick whose side you want to see it from.
You run the agency
The console: every employer, every helper, every case. This is where the work happens and where the decisions get made.
- 1Start on the dashboard — eight things need attention today, each naming the agent that raised it.
- 2Then open the Tan family's match list. Maria scores 86% and is still flagged for review, because her earliest start date misses a must-have.
- 3Then the Balakrishnan placement, where a replacement is waiting on a consultant's approval and cannot proceed without it.
You are hiring
The household's own page. They see only the helpers a consultant chose to send them — never a ranking nobody acted on, and never the agency's internal notes.
The Tan household reads Chinese, the Rahman household reads Malay. Their pages open in their own language without anyone switching anything.
A household that has not written in yetSend us what you need →Pick one
You are looking for work
The helper's own page: exactly what households are shown about her, and what has not been written down. She is never shown a match score, and never the complaints raised about her.
What she tells us at a check-in goes to her consultant. Her employer is asked separately and does not see her answers.
Pick one
What this build is
PreviewSeeded data, not a real agency. Changes you make are saved and will still be here when you come back. There is no sign-in yet, so every page is reachable by anyone with the link — including the two portals.
MaidDance AI does the coordination. People make the decisions.