Professional Dashboard

Professional dashboard

Review what was saved from your professional intake, see what still needs future verification, and understand which project pathways may fit as Build Path grows.

1Your professional profile

This section shows the professional intake saved on this browser.

Document readiness for your role

3Browse Available Projects

Below are projects posted by residents. You can review details and express your interest.

4Inbound Draft Job Invitations

Review direct project invitations sent by residents. Fit context uses the resident intelligence snapshot when StepCheck is saved in this browser. Accepting transitions the job into the Engaged state.

5Document readiness notes

Document readiness information is self-reported and for your own organization. It is not a guarantee, endorsement, or legal approval, and Build Path has not reviewed these documents.

Future versions may support document uploads, expiry dates, review status, and reminders. Participation, invitations, directory visibility, and Build Teams are not blocked by readiness gaps.

7Your selected project-fit pathways

These areas help show which future project streams may be relevant. Access to real projects would still depend on resident approval, scope, safety rules, document readiness signals, and scope fit.

8Build Teams and platform interests

These selections can help Build Path understand whether you may fit future Build Teams, apprentice, senior-support, affordable housing, or funding-aware pathways.

Matching is not pay-to-win.
Future matching should consider project fit, location, document readiness, document status, apprenticeship participation, affordable-housing or senior-support markers, and resident choice. Tiers may affect tools or visibility, but they do not override safety or eligibility rules.

9Future reminders and document tracking

Build Path may eventually help professionals stay aware of document expiry, missing information, and project readiness issues.

Signals are not guarantees.
A document, police check, insurance signal, or document readiness signal should never be treated as a guarantee of safety, work quality, funding, permit approval, or project outcome.