ServiceTitan app approval path
No marketplace or partner approval is claimed in the offline product.
API readiness
A customer-safe checklist for moving from manual ServiceTitan-ready websites to approved API-backed sync, attribution, drift monitoring, and partner review without overpromising before access exists.
No marketplace or partner approval is claimed in the offline product.
Manual Launch and Growth packages can run from customer-reviewed exports and screenshots while the access checklist names the future ServiceTitan admin and module gates.
Connection readiness matrix already separates CRM, job, settings, dispatch, marketing, pricebook, memberships, and accounting scopes.
The offline demo stores no ServiceTitan credentials, tokens, or secrets.
Webhook behavior remains documented as a requirement; no production webhook endpoint is claimed.
The offline sync queue shows queued, review, retrying, blocked, and manual-complete states without processing jobs.
The security packet and implementation playbook define lead, booking envelope, Titan Map, export, and token retention boundaries before API-backed transfer exists.
Current: Local form submission and notification fallback.
Future: Approved CRM lead or booking handoff with external IDs and retry status.
Current: Customer-reviewed manual Titan Map and fake/demo taxonomy.
Future: Read-only imports where scopes and purchased modules allow.
Current: Demo outcomes or supplied exports for manual proof packets.
Future: Matched booked jobs and revenue where Marketing/Accounting access is authorized.
Current: No webhook receiver is treated as production-ready.
Future: Verified, idempotent event ingestion with replay protection and operator-visible processing state.
A queued booking or lead handoff cannot be delivered after retries.
A customer revokes authorization, scopes expire, or the connection fails eligibility checks.
A job type, zone, campaign, offer, membership, or pricebook item appears inactive or mismatched.
A website lead cannot be confidently matched to a booking, job, invoice, payment, or campaign outcome.
The security packet documents current no-credential mode, data minimization, consent artifacts, and future encrypted storage requirements.
The partner application packet and access checklist map each future API family to a minimum product use, module gate, and customer authorization owner.
Manual runbooks and partner packet support model define failed syncs, disconnects, drift conflicts, attribution mismatch, and response windows.
No sandbox tenant evidence exists in the offline product; the sandbox validation protocol defines the required tests without claiming access.