Ametra App User Property Owner

Johnathan W. Parker

Property Owner, Santa Clara, CA

A property owner needs to manage a painting project for their home or rental property. They struggle with organizing multiple areas, coordinating contractors, and ensuring color accuracy. They seek a simple, organized way to oversee the entire project, ensure the paint matches their vision, and maintain clear documentation of progress for future reference. Here are seven simple steps in Ametra App that help Johnathan manage all his projects:

1. Create Project for Property

The user creates a new project, naming it after the property. This helps organize multiple ongoing projects under one roof. This action organizes the painting project into a central, easy-to-manage place, making it easier to track various tasks.

2. Add Areas and Items

Create areas like "Living Room," "Bedroom," and "Hallway," with specific items like "Walls," "Ceiling," and "Trim." This step divides the property into manageable sections, allowing the user to focus on specific tasks and track progress efficiently.

3. Capture Target Colors from Photos

The user takes photos of fabrics or objects in the property to match colors, such as a favorite couch or artwork. Using photos to extract colors ensures the selected paints match the property’s existing elements, making the space cohesive and aligned with the owner’s vision.

4. Match Paint Colors

Match the extracted target colors to the closest paint options using the Paint Libraries. This step guarantees color precision, minimizing mismatches and ensuring the owner gets the right shades for the property.

5. Review Color Selections and Finalize Choices

Review the selected paint colors in the app and finalize which paints to order. Reviewing selections ensures confidence in the color choices and reduces errors in purchasing paint, saving time and money.

6. Monitor Progress with Control Photos

Take photos of the rooms before, during, and after painting to document progress. Control photos allow for easy tracking of progress, ensuring the paintwork is being completed to satisfaction and providing evidence for future reference or disputes.

7. Review Completed Project

After the painting is finished, review the final photos and notes with the contractors to confirm the work was done as planned. This final review ensures that the property is left in excellent condition, with all work done according to the owner’s specifications.

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