Private work system
A premium workspace for projects, jobs, and tasks.
MumVA is shaped as a calm operating surface for client work and VA delivery. Projects are the center, jobs and tasks live inside projects, and contact requests keep the relationship gate explicit.
Approved describes platform access. Qualified is only a trust signal that helps clients identify VAs who have demonstrated proficiency for a specific kind of work.
Operating model
The structure stays explicit so the rules stay easy to read.
Projects are the parent container. Jobs are optional inside projects. Tasks live in projects and can optionally belong to a job when the job needs multi-step delivery.
The working container
A client can carry many projects at once, and each project can hold its own jobs, tasks, files, and permissions.
Optional hiring layer
Jobs help the client discover or assign work without forcing the project to become a recruitment funnel.
Delivery layer
Tasks can be assigned directly inside a project or attached to a job when the work needs multiple steps.
Three surfaces
The same foundation can later power admin, client, and VA views.
Each role gets the same design language, but the menu, priority cards, and actions change with the job to be done.
Control room
Approvals, audit logs, access policy, and the stewardship layer that keeps the platform in order.
Command center
Browse VAs, open contact requests, create projects, and move work through jobs and tasks.
Workspace
Profile, learning, jobs, and delivery surfaces with qualified status only acting as a trust signal.
Dashboard foundation
The internal shell is ready to plug auth into later.
This view previews the calm, information-dense shell that can eventually host approved client, VA, and admin sessions.
A client finds a VA or a VA browses a job. The first formal interaction becomes a contact request.
An accepted contact request makes the link real and unlocks direct assignment eligibility.
Project membership, cascading rights, and role permissions widen the working surface without losing the original proof of contact.