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Command your projects andControl your costs. Live.

Cost Intelligence monitors budgets and actual costs. Earned Value analyses planned versus earned value, CPI and SPI. Resource Management tracks availability and utilisation live, while AI surfaces anomalies, allocation opportunities and the next signal that needs attention.

Project Health
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Cost Intelligence, The Differentiator.

Connect every project cost—human resources, materials, equipment and facilities—to the work it belongs to, then see actuals, forecast and earned value update while the project is still moving.

COST INTELLIGENCE · ATLAS LAUNCHEvery project cost, connected
HUMAN RESOURCE COST
PROJECT COST INPUTS
HR
Human Resource Cost$86,400 · approved time
MA
Material Cost$41,700 · invoices
EQ
Equipment Cost$32,200 · utilisation
OF
Office & Facility Cost$20,700 · allocation
LIVE ENGINECost
Intelligence
Reconciling time
OUTPUTS & ANALYSIS
ACTUAL COST$181,00075% incurred
CPI1.07Cost efficient
FORECAST$231,000At completion
PROJECT HEALTH84Strong
LIVE INSIGHTApproved time is now reflected in actual cost.
Approved hours added to the live cost modelAll four outputs recalculated automatically

Everything that is expected in project management, but very advanced.

While seamlessly managing daily execution fundamentals, nAct layers advanced intelligence on top to give the PMO absolute project visibility.

BASIC PROJECT MANAGEMENTONE CONNECTED MODELADVANCED INTELLIGENCE
01
Tasks & milestonesPrototype review moved to Thursday
02
People & capacityJamie reaches 88% allocation
03
Time & actuals46 approved hours posted
04
Decisions & riskLaunch dependency accepted
ATLAS LAUNCHLive Project
Model
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Delivery health76 · Watch
Portfolio forecast11 of 14 on track
Cost performanceCPI 1.07 · SPI .98
AI insight1 action surfaced
LIVE CASCADEONE CHANGE · CONNECTED CONSEQUENCES
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The pivotal capabilities, screen by screen.

Move from planning and task management through resources, time, cost, earned value, project health and AI insight without rebuilding the project in separate systems.

nAct WORKSPACEOne project record · Nine connected screens

Atlas Platform Launch

PLAN · LIVE

Daily execution fundamentals. Advanced intelligence on top.

Plan and deliver the work, manage people and capacity, control time and cost, and keep every decision connected — all supercharged by our advanced AI agents.

01 · PLAN & DELIVER

Turn strategy into work

Structure the work, run iterative delivery, and keep dates visible from the task level through the portfolio.

AGENTS IN THIS WORKSPACE
TasksSprintOpsCalendarPortfolio
02 · PEOPLE & CAPACITY

Plan against real availability

See who can take the work, where teams are stretched, and what resource decisions do to delivery and cost.

AGENTS IN THIS WORKSPACE
WorkloadTeamsSchedulingResource Cost
03 · VISIBILITY & CONTROL

Know what is happening now

Bring time, progress, health, budget and earned value into the same operating view for delivery and leadership.

AGENTS IN THIS WORKSPACE
DashboardsTime TrackingCost IntelProject Health
04 · CONTEXT & INTELLIGENCE

Keep the why beside the what

Decisions, notes, discussions and AI stay grounded in the actual work instead of becoming another disconnected layer.

AGENTS IN THIS WORKSPACE
NotesDiscussionsDataSummary

Integrates with the tools you already use.

nAct plugs into your existing stack, so time, cost and communication stay in sync across the tools your team already runs on.

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Some of the early adopters of nAct

EARLY ADOPTER SPOTLIGHTTeams are bringing project execution and financial visibility into the same operating view.One platform for the work, its cost, and the decisions behind it.
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Trusted by teams who used to run PM and finance separately.

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Become an nAct early adopter.

Bring execution and executive teams into the same operating view—with live work, live cost and the context behind every project signal.

Features

One connected system for every way work moves.

Plan, deliver, staff, track, cost and understand the work from one project record—then let nAct connect every change across the system.

nAATLAS PLATFORM · LIVEConnected project workspace Live project
PROJECT DELIVERY

Launch readiness

ON TRACK
✓Prototype reviewPriya · approved todayDone
!Vendor approvalCost impact needs reviewToday
3Release validation6 linked tasks · 2 ownersThu
PLATFORM CAPABILITIES
IN DETAIL

The pivotal capabilities, screen by screen.

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Time tracking that
talks back.

Most timesheets give you two options: approve or reject. Timelog adds a third, when an entry doesn't look right, your approver proposes a number, you respond, and it's resolved right on the entry. No spreadsheets, no email chains.

app.nact.com/logs
nAct Timelog, My Logs view with chronological entries, hour totals and negotiation status
1
Draft
Logged, not sent
2
Submitted
Waiting on approval
3
Approved
Locked, final
⇄ or negotiate the hours first, accept, counter, or dispute, then back on track

Everything a timesheet should do — plus the part it usually skips

Logging time is easy. Getting it approved without friction is the hard part.

⇄

Negotiate, don't reject

A number that's off doesn't mean starting over. Accept, counter, or flag it; every round is kept in the entry's own history, so nobody loses the thread.

Elena submitted 4.5h
David proposed 3.5h
✓ Approved at 3.5h
⏱

Log time in seconds

Search a task, drop in billable and non-billable hours, add a note. Fill in a single day or a whole week at once, then submit whenever you're ready.

✓

Approve without the noise

See exactly what's waiting on you, filtered by teammate, project, or date. One click approves; nothing slips through unless you say so.

EMDesign review4.5 hours · TodayAPPROVE
🔒

Guardrails, not gotchas

A 24-hour daily cap catches mistakes before they're ever submitted. Once an entry is approved, it locks, the record stays clean.

DAILY TOTAL8.5 / 24h
💰

Human resource cost

Time logged for projects and tasks is fed live to the cost intel module, seamless for actual cost calculations and project cost analysis.

TIMELOG Approved entries
COST INTEL Costed

The details that make time tracking useful

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TASK NOTE
Design review · Client Portal

Updated the responsive states and documented the approver feedback before submitting 3.5 hours.

ATTACHED
# design-review3.5hBillable
TODAY
3.5h
of 8h planned
Billable3.0h
Non-billable0.5h
ChronologicalBy taskBy memberProject
TodayClient Portal · UI review3.5h
YesterdayAPI rollout · QA5.0h
TASK TOTAL24.5h
RESOURCE31.0h
ESTIMATE40h
77% of estimate logged
1Elena submitted 4.5h9:12
2David proposed 3.5h9:18
✓Approved at 3.5h · history retained
LOGGED36.5h
BILLABLE32h
PENDING4.5h
UTILIZATION87%
ONE RECORD · TWO USEFUL PERSPECTIVES

Built for whoever's looking at it.

The person logging time and the person reviewing it need different answers. nAct gives each of them a purpose-built view of the same record.

EMPERSONAL VIEWMy LogsSep 12–16
Product Engineering · This week
WEEK LOGGED36.5hof 40h
91% complete
3.5h remaining
Navigation refreshDesign review · 9:00–12:303.5h
Platform coreAPI mapping · 1:00–4:303.5h
Navigation refreshPrototype pass · 8:30–1:004.5h
Mobile QARegression tests · draft2.0h
Entries stay editable until submitted
DKMANAGER VIEWApprovals4 waiting
TEAM MEMBERElena MorrisPROJECTAll projectsPERIODSep 12–16
SUBMITTED36.5hBILLABLE32.0hNEEDS REVIEW4.5h
ENTRYLOGGEDSTATUS
Navigation refreshElena · Prototype pass4.5hReview
Platform coreElena · API mapping3.5hReady
Mobile QAElena · Regression tests2.0hReview
MY LOGS ANSWERSWhat did I log—and what can I still change?APPROVALS ANSWERSWhat needs my decision—and why?

Fewer chases, cleaner timesheets

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CONTROL WITHOUT THE CHASE

Rules that protect the record, not slow you down.

The guardrails follow an entry from the moment it is typed to the moment it becomes an approved record.

01DRAFTCatch the impossible entry.

The 24-hour cap checks the day while Elena types.

EDITABLE
02SUBMITOwnership stays personal.

Elena can submit or revise only her own time.

OWNER CONTROL
03PROPOSALDisagreement becomes history.

David proposes 3.5h; the original 4.5h remains visible.

TRACE KEPT
04APPROVEDThe accepted answer locks.

Both people can still read the full path to 3.5h.

RECORD LOCKED
ENTRY HISTORY · NAVIGATION REFRESHSeptember 14 · Elena MorrisComplete audit trail
EMORIGINAL ENTRYElena submitted 4.5 hours.

Prototype review · billable

4.5h
DKPROPOSED CHANGEDavid proposed 3.5 hours.

Reason: meeting ended at 12:30

−1.0h
EMACCEPTEDElena accepted the proposal.

Original and proposed values retained

✓
24-hour cap checkedOnly Elena changed her entryDavid’s proposal retainedApproved value protected

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Stop checking four calendars to plan one day.

Your tasks and their estimates, your meetings, your leave, your company holidays, and everything already sitting in Google Calendar or Outlook. One grid, kept in sync, with overloaded days flagged before they arrive.

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Today June 2026 Month ▾ All types ▾ Gelena@nact.com MConnected Hours split + New ▾
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Five kinds of entry, one cell

A day in your working life isn't just meetings. Calendar treats every kind of commitment as a first-class entry, so the cell you look at is the whole truth.

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A five-day task looks like five days

Tasks aren't pinned to a single square. They render as bars that span their real start and end dates, carrying the estimate with them, so a 24-hour refactor across a week reads as exactly that, not as a mystery dot on Monday.

  • ✓Bars span the task's actual date range across the week
  • ✓The estimate rides on the bar, so you see commitment and duration together
  • ✓Days without an estimate show an add-estimate affordance rather than a blank
  • ✓Hover any task to see everyone else assigned to it and their own estimates
Need to reshape it? Open Hours split and move estimated hours between days in a grid, totals update as you type.
8–12 Jun
MON
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TUE
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WED
10
THU
11
FRI
12
WEEK
TOTAL
4h5h6h5h4h24h
2h3h4h3h2h14h
0h2h3h2h1h8h
Auth service refactor
Daily allocation
Client reporting dashboard
Daily allocation
Release validation
Daily allocation
Edit any daily value to see that task's weekly total update immediately.
SYNCING
G
Google Calendar
1 event
09:30 · Design review
O
Outlook
1 event
14:00 · Client call
Design review Client call
nAct · WednesdayUNIFIED
09:30 · Design review14:00 · Client call

Your other calendars, already in this one

Nobody abandons the calendar their whole company runs on. So instead of asking you to migrate, Calendar connects to Google and Microsoft and pulls their events and tasks in alongside your work, one connection, then it just stays current.

  • ✓Connect Google Calendar, Microsoft/Outlook, or both at once
  • ✓External events and to-dos appear on the day they belong to
  • ✓Completed synced tasks show struck through, matching the source app
  • ✓The connected account's address is shown in the header, so you always know which inbox you're seeing
🔌 Disconnect whenever you like, nothing internal depends on the link, and your tasks, leave and holidays stay exactly as they were.

Overloaded days flag themselves

Calendar knows your working hours per day. When the estimates you've committed on a given day add up past that, the cell marks itself, while there's still time to move something, rather than at the end of the week when there isn't.

  • ✓Every day compares committed estimates against your working-day length
  • ✓The overloaded day is highlighted directly in the grid, with the total shown
  • ✓Weekends come from your own configuration, not a hardcoded Sat/Sun
  • ✓Turn on Highlight week offs when you want non-working days to stand out
In the grid above, Wed 24 Jun is flagged at 11h, three hours past an eight-hour day, visible two days ahead of time.
Committed vs capacity · week of 22 Jun 8h/day
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Wed is 3h past an 8h day, flagged before the week starts Rebalanced · every day now inside capacity
the marker is your 8h working day

Three views, because three questions

"What am I doing right now", "what does my working week look like", and "how does the month shape up" are different questions. Switch between them without losing your filters.

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The details you'd otherwise have to remember

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Become an nAct early adopter.

Bring project dates, personal capacity, dependencies and working calendars into one live view—before a missed handoff becomes a missed milestone.

Every team runs differently.
Set yours up that way.

Set membership and permissions around how each team actually works, then see its people, capacity, projects, and deadlines in one place.

PRODUCT ENGINEERING

The team at a glance

● ACTIVE
5members
68assigned tasks
3overdue
Elena Owner76%
David Admin112%
Priya Member62%

Five permissions. Set per team.

A design studio and a security team should not inherit the same rules. Set the minimum access level once, then see exactly who can perform every action.

✓Access rolls upward.Anything Everyone can do is also available to Admin+ and Owner.

Ownership can transfer cleanly, so the team outlives the person who created it.

CAPABILITY 5 / 5OwnerFull access 3 / 5Admin+Team operations 2 / 5EveryoneShared actions
Edit team detailsMinimum level · Admin+ ✓ ✓ —
Add internal membersMinimum level · Everyone ✓ ✓ ✓
Remove internal membersMinimum level · Owner only ✓ — —
Invite external membersMinimum level · Everyone ✓ ✓ ✓
Remove external membersMinimum level · Owner only ✓ — —
Owner inherits every permissionAdmin+ inherits shared actionsEveryone sees only open actions

Four kinds of membership.

Membership is not just a title. Move from the outer edge toward the team center to see how each role opens a more complete view of projects, documents, people, and settings.

ACCESS DEPTHCloser to the center means a wider team view.
TEAMProduct
Engineering
VIEWING ASOwnerLive permission preview
01 · OWNER

The whole team, including its keys.

Owners see every project and document, manage people and settings, and can transfer ownership.

Product EngineeringOwner view
6PROJECTS42DOCUMENTS5PEOPLE
Navigation refreshOpenPlatform briefPrivateTeam settingsManage
ProjectsDocumentsPeopleSettingsTransfer ownership
OUTSIDE · SHARED ONLYEach step inward adds context and authorityINSIDE · FULL TEAM

Who's here, what they're carrying, what's slipping.

The Overview brings headcount, projects, task load, and deadlines together—then makes the person who needs attention impossible to miss.

PE
Product EngineeringOverview · Capacity pulse
68assigned32overdue
MEMBERROLECAPACITYTASKS
Elena MoreauSenior DesignerOWNER14
David Aslan2 overdueADMIN18
Priya NairPlatform EngineerMEMBER11
Jordan LeeQA LeadMEMBER9
DEADLINESUpcoming + overdue
2 DAYS LEFT · TASKRelease 2.4 sign-offClient Portal
5 DAYS AGO · BUGSession timeout fixPlatform Core · David
7 DAYS AGO · TASKVendor security reviewPlatform Core
✓ Session timeout fix reassigned to Priya

One team header. Three useful views.

The team stays fixed while each tab answers a genuinely different question: overall health, who has room, and when the work happens.

PETEAMProduct EngineeringActive · 5 members
OVERVIEW · PROJECT DELIVERY

Four projects, one useful team pulse.

See delivery progress and team health together before deciding where to look next.

82TEAM HEALTH
Healthy
PROJECT PORTFOLIO3 on track · 1 needs attention
NRNavigation refresh12 of 16 milestones complete
76%
On track
PCPlatform core7 of 13 milestones complete
54%
At risk
MQMobile QA5 of 12 milestones complete
42%
On track
Portfolio status updated 8 min agoHealth explains the team · projects explain the work

Three states, so nothing has to be deleted.

Pause a squad or archive a finished team without erasing its members, history, or delivered work.

ActiveRunning normally
On holdPaused, history intact
ArchivedFinished, still findable
PEProduct EngineeringAppears in pickers and contributes to workload.Paused without losing members or team history.Removed from daily work, still searchable later.ACTIVEON HOLDARCHIVED

The details that keep a team’s boundary real.

The team can be discoverable without exposing its work. One clear gate separates what the organization may see from what members can open.

OUTSIDE THE TEAM

Visible footprint

Anyone in the organization can find the team and understand where it contributes.

PEProduct Engineering5 members · 4 projectsView profile
Project namesVisibleTasks and filesLocked
◆OWNER KEYTransferable
⌁PERMISSION GATEMembership required
AREXTERNAL LANESeparate invite + removal
INSIDE THE TEAM

Protected workspace

Members see the live work their role and permissions allow.

▦68 tasksOwners + due dates▤12 notesDecisions + context◌7 discussionsTeam conversation
Access checkedHistory stays with the team

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Two kinds of conversation.
Neither one leaves the project.

A comment on a task becomes part of that task's record. A thread in a channel keeps the back-and-forth moving. nAct holds both in one workspace, beside the plan, the budget and the people they affect.

app.nact.com/discussions
Discussions 7
Search
PROJECTS
Riverside Depot, Phase 24
Northgate Interchange
CHANNELS
# site-updates3
# procurement
GROUPS
HW Handover working2
DIRECT
PR Priya Raman1
TO Tom Okafor
RD
Riverside Depot, Phase 2
Discussion
PR
Priya Raman9:04
Switchgear vendor confirmed for the 18th, updating the long-lead register now.
TO
Tom Okafor9:11
Level 3 rough-in is clear once the crane window moves. @Dan can you re-sequence?
DW
Dan Whitfield9:26
Re-sequenced. Two options in the register, both hold the commissioning date.
Message the project… ▶

The conversation stays beside the work

A decision starts on the task, reaches the right team, and appears in notifications without being copied into another app.

RD
Renovation DesignTask #184 · Finish schedule review
IN CONTEXT
MC
Maya Chen · 9:14 AM

The client approved the revised finish schedule. Can we lock the tile quantities before procurement sends the order?

PDFfinish-schedule-v4.pdf2.8 MB · Preview availableOpen
OB
Owen Brooks · 9:21 AM

Quantities match the latest drawing. @Priya, ready for final review.

✓ Delivered · read by 3
HOW IT TRAVELS
On the taskThe decision stays attached to Task #184.
Scoped to the teamOnly Renovation Design members can enter.
Into notificationsThe mention reaches Priya with the task context intact.

One workspace. Two conversation types.

Quick coordination and lasting decisions sit side by side. The shared record connects them without making anyone chase context.

nActRenovation Design workspaceONE SHARED RECORD
01 / TASK DISCUSSION

Approve the procurement revision

Task #184 · Due Friday · In review
PS
Priya Shah · 10:42 AM

Revision four includes the updated fixture schedule. Can we use it for procurement?

MC
Maya Chen · 10:51 AM

Approved. Use revision four and keep the earlier file in the task history.

DECISION SAVED WITH TASK #184Use Fixture Schedule v4 for procurement
02 / LIVE CHANNEL

# vendor-coordination

8 members · 3 unread · Notifications on
JL
Jordan Lee · 11:08 AM

Vendor confirmed Thursday delivery. @Amara, does that still work?

LINKED FROM TASK #184Use Fixture Schedule v4 for procurement
AR
Amara Reed · 11:10 AM

Yes—I’ll update the installation plan and notify the site lead.

Task discussion keeps the reason with the work.DECISION BRIDGELive channel keeps the team moving.

One rail. Every conversation.

Projects, channels, groups, and direct messages share one recency-ordered view—so the conversation that needs attention naturally comes forward.

LIVE CONVERSATION RAIL● Updating now
# procurementJordan · Vendor confirmation attached 5
# site-updates 1
RD Renovation DesignMaya · Task #184 approved PROJECT
PS Priya ShahYou: I’ll send the summary today
Newest activity rises automatically
CHANNEL · 14 MEMBERS

# procurement

5 unread
MC
Maya Chen · 10:02 AM

The finish schedule is approved. Purchase quantities are ready for Thursday’s order.

3 replies
JL
Jordan Lee · 10:17 AM

I’ve attached the vendor confirmation and updated the delivery date.

▣ vendor-confirmation.pdf
Last activity 10:17 AM✓ Delivered
CHANNEL · NEW ACTIVITY

# site-updates

1 new
OB
Owen Brooks · Yesterday

North elevation measurements are in the project folder.

AR
Amara Reed · Just now

Installation is complete on level two. Photos are uploaded for review.

@Maya notified
Moved to the top by recent activityUnread

Start the conversation before the first comment

Every top-level task already has a place in Discussions. Open a quiet task, write the first message, and its conversation becomes part of the project record.

RD
RIVERSIDE DEPOT · TASK #218

Commissioning plan, draft for review

No discussion yet Discussion started · 1 comment
START WITH
MCOBAR

Project members are available before anyone comments.

First messageVisible to Riverside Depot members
Please review the commissioning sequence before Thursday’s site meeting.
+@▣Project discussionSend →
NOW ACTIVE
✓Discussion created

The task now appears with its project conversations in the rail.

AR
Amara Reed · Just now

Please review the commissioning sequence before Thursday’s site meeting.

ReplyReact✓ Delivered
Added to Renovation Design discussionsAppears in the rail ↑
Tasks · open directlyMembers · project-scopedGroups · private when neededProject conversations and private DMs remain separate

Small details that keep work moving

Mentions, files, unread state, delivery status, and ownership stay visible on the message instead of hiding in settings.

Message detailsEverything needed to trust the conversation
✓ Delivered
OB
Owen Brooks · 11:42 AM

@Priya, the revised drawing and quantity sheet are attached. Please confirm the final issue before Thursday’s order.

▣ revised-drawing.pdf▦ quantity-sheet.xlsx
Read by Maya, Priya + 2No delivery errorsReply
VISIBLE AT A GLANCE
@MentionPriya is notified with context
2AttachmentsPreview or open in place
4Unread rollupThread count reaches the rail
✓Delivery stateFailures offer a visible retry
↗OwnershipRooms transfer without losing history

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In six weeks,
someone will ask why.

Keep the decision, its owner, and the work it created on the same page—not scattered across chat threads, inboxes, and someone’s laptop.

NSPRINT 42
Design System / NavigationSaved
SPRINT 42 KICKOFF

Tab bar rewrite

Ship the navigation rewrite this sprint. Hold search until the research review is complete.

#decisions#mobile#sprint-42
✓Confirm the feature flagAK · Tue
✓Link the two blocker tasksPR · Wed
✓Send the client summaryMT · Thu
2 projects4 linked tasks6 comments

A document, not a comment field.

Use the notes tab to see how one page moves from an unstructured thought to a decision the whole project can act on.

↶↷BIH1☷▦@↗
SPRINT DECISION · SEPT 14

Navigation rewrite

The mobile tab bar will ship behind the existing navigation flag. Search remains unchanged until the research review.

Why now

Support requests show the current navigation costs people time on every project visit. The rewrite removes one level without changing permissions.

Every note stays tied to the work it created.

The reasoning, the ticket, and the follow-up all point at one another. No one has to reconstruct the chain six weeks later.

01DECISION NOTENavigation rewriteWhy the work exists
02PROJECTNavigation refreshWhere it belongs
03LINKED TASKS4 action itemsWho owns the work
04FOLLOW-UPResearch reviewWhat happens next

Nobody sees it unless you say so.

A note starts private. Add the people who need it and choose what each person can do—without quietly opening it to the whole organization.

Visibility follows the document, not the loudest chat channel.
SHARE NOTENavigation rewrite
Private
EM
Elena MorrisDocument owner
Owner
DK
David KimProduct design
Can edit
PS
Priya ShahEngineering
Can comment
Organization accessRestricted

The argument belongs next to the answer.

Anchor the question to an exact sentence, resolve it where everyone can see the reasoning, and carry the result into the work without rewriting it.

01ANCHOR THE QUESTION02RESOLVE IT TOGETHER03CREATE THE NEXT STEP
RESEARCH REVIEW

What changes after usability testing

Move primary navigation to the lower rail on screens below 760px. Keep project-level actions in the top bar.

The new rail must preserve keyboard order and expose unread work without adding another badge system.2 COMMENTS ON THIS SENTENCE

EMElena Morris10:28 AM · Product

Can we keep unread work visible without bringing the numeric badge back?

PSPriya Shah10:41 AM · Engineering

Yes. The dot-only prototype preserves the state and keeps keyboard order intact.

✓ RESOLVED INTO THE DOCUMENT

The page changes with the work.

A note does not become six separate tools. It carries one decision forward—from the first planning conversation to the work and update that follow.

WORKING NOTE · NAVIGATION REFRESH

Follow one decision from idea to delivery.

Live thread · 4 connected stages
01CAPTURE

Planning records the decision.

Ship the lower navigation rail behind the existing feature flag.

The original choice and its reason stay at the top of the thread.

SPRINT PLANNING · SEP 12
02DEFINE

The decision becomes a rule.

REQ-04Keyboard focus follows visual order below 760px.REQUIRED

Requirements make “done” specific without leaving the page.

1 ACCEPTANCE RULE ADDED
03RESOLVE

Feedback changes the answer.

“I still miss unread updates.”
Unread indicatorAPPROVED

The question and its resolution remain readable together.

CLIENT REVIEW → SCOPE DECISION
04CARRY FORWARD

The answer becomes visible work.

✓Build unread indicatorTASK-142 · DAVID68%

The linked task and executive update point back to the same decision.

TASK + STATUS UPDATE
One source of truthDecision → requirement → resolution → deliveryNothing re-explained

It is already in your sidebar.

Notes inherits the people, projects, and permissions already inside nAct. Open the workspace you know and begin with one useful page.

nActProduct Engineering workspaceNothing imported
NOTES / PRODUCT ENGINEERINGNavigation refresh
OPENED FROM THE SIDEBAR

No setup screen between the team and the page.

Your existing project, members, and access rules are already attached. Start writing; organize the notebook when a useful pattern appears.

PROJECTNavigation refreshACCESS5 team membersLINKED WORK4 tasks
Begin with the decisionThe filing system can wait.Saved
Same teamSame permissionsSame project contextJust add the page

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One task. Every useful view.

Build the work once, then meet it as a list, a board, or a timeline. Owners, dates, estimates, and progress stay attached wherever the project takes you.

APATLAS PAYMENTS · CHECKOUT BILLINGTask command centerLive record
ATL-218 · FEATUREIN PROGRESS

Wire the payment callback

Ship the new callback behind a feature flag, beginning with a 10% rollout and a monitored retry path.

OWNERPNPriya NairDUESep 9ESTIMATE6 hoursPRIORITYHigh
SUBTASKS2 of 3 complete67%
✓Map callback response✓Add signature verificationMonitor retry failures
DEPENDENCYVendor sandbox credentialsWaiting on Rahul · due today
THE SAME TASK, ALREADY PLACEDNo rebuilding between views
LISTPayment callbackPN · Sep 9
BOARDATL-218Payment callbackPN
TIMELINESep 7–9 · 6h
One ownerOne due dateEvery view reads the same task recordOne estimateOne history

A working project in four clear moves.

Create the structure, add the work, give it owners, and begin. No implementation project required.

01Create the project

Name the outcome, owner, and working dates.

02Group the work

Use phases, workstreams, or deliverables.

03Add the tasks

Bring in descriptions, estimates, and dependencies.

04Assign and go

Owners see the same work in the view they need.

Change the view. Never change the truth.

One task record projects into four genuinely different working surfaces. Update the owner, estimate, date, or status once—and every view redraws around the same facts.

Live record · ATL-218 · synced just now
ONE LIVE TASK RECORDATL-218 · Wire the payment callbackIN PROGRESS
OWNERPNPriya NairESTIMATE6 hoursDUESep 9PROJECTAtlas Payments
Change made onceDue date moved Sep 8 → Sep 9PROPAGATING
01ListDETAIL AND SORTING
TASKOWNERDUESTATUS
Verify signature handlingRetry-path coverageRVReview
Wire the payment callback10% rollout firstPNIn progress
Invoice template rebuildMulti-currency layoutsESTo do
Sorted by due dateATL-218 updated in place
02BoardSTATUS AND FLOW
TO DO2
ATL-224Invoice templateES
IN PROGRESS1
ATL-218 · 6HWire the payment callback

Due Sep 9

PN
REVIEW1
ATL-220Signature handlingRV
Status determines the laneCard stays in progress
03TimelineDATES AND DEPENDENCIES
TASK789101112
Signature handlingRV · 4h
Payment callbackPN · 6h · Sep 9
Invoice templateES · 8h
Sep 9 is the shared due dateBar extends automatically
04CalendarSCHEDULE AND COLLISIONS
MON 7TUE 8WED 9THU 10FRI 11
Design syncSignature reviewATL-218Payment callbackPriya · 6hRelease check
No schedule collisionPriya has 2 hours remaining on Sep 9.SAFE
Date places the task on WednesdayCapacity checked at the same time
List answers “what?”Board answers “where?”ONE TASK · FOUR DISTINCT JOBSTimeline answers “how long?”Calendar answers “when?”

The work stays put. The answer changes.

Move from delivery detail to project health without rebuilding the story in another tool. Every answer below is drawn from the same Atlas Payments tasks.

APLIVE PROJECT LENSAtlas Payments · Checkout BillingSame 7 tasks
WEEKLY ANSWER

Seven tasks moved forward.

+18%
MONResearch closed2 tasks completed
TUECallback startedPriya · 6h estimate
WEDTokens in reviewDan · due Sep 9
THUBeta scheduled500 merchants · Jun 10
2 completed4 progressed1 date changed

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Plan it. Run it. Close it honestly.

The agile workspace appears when a project needs it. Commit the sprint, record the day, own the blockers, and carry unfinished points forward with the reason still attached.

ATLAS PLATFORM REBUILDQA Sprint 15Active · 3 days left
COMMITTED34pointsCOMPLETED2161.8%OPEN13pointsBLOCKERS1owned
SPRINT BURNDOWNDelivery is behind the ideal line.
Actual Ideal
QA Sprint 15 burndownActual remaining work is 13 points on day seven, above the ideal remaining work of 10 points.3423110D1D5D10
3 points above idealThe vendor blocker explains the gap.13 pts remain
Plan is lockedToday’s record explains the chart—not just the numberClose is already visible

The board is the middle. The edges make it honest.

nAct makes the decision points visible before commitment and again before anything closes.

CHECKPOINT 01 · BEFORE COMMITMENT

Size and order the work before it enters the sprint.

Story points are attached in the backlog, so the sprint commits to effort rather than an arbitrary task count.

34 points ready
ORDERED BACKLOG
1ATL/218 · HIGH PRIORITYWire the payment callback8 pts
2ATL/224 · MEDIUMRate card import spec5 pts
3ATL/196 · DEPENDENCYVendor API cutover18 pts
3 more storiesTotal planned effort · 34 pts

Outcomes in the open. Blockers with owners.

Daily Scrum captures what finished, what comes next, today’s capacity, confidence, and the blocker—without turning the morning into a status-performance ritual.

Tuesday’s team record · updating live
4 / 5CONFIDENCE
CAPACITY8 hoursESTIMATE6 hours
2h room remains
01COMPLETED YESTERDAYSignature verification passes against staging.

Two of three subtasks are closed.

02PLAN FOR TODAYShip the retry path and hand it to QA.

Target handoff · 16:00 today

UPDATE RESOLVEDNo blocker
LINKED WORKATL/218 · Payment callback

3 points · QA handoff at 16:00

Ready to move →

Turn the retrospective into a decision.

The sprint leaves evidence behind. nAct keeps the lesson beside that evidence, then carries the chosen change into the next commitment.

SPRINT 15 · EVIDENCE
01WHAT WORKEDPairing cut callback review below one day.4 team votes
02WHAT FAILEDWe committed while a known dependency was still open.5 team votes
03WHAT THE SPRINT PROVEDThirteen unfinished points need to move forward.34 planned · 21 completed
DECISION RECORDEDNEXT SPRINT GUARDRAIL26points maximum

Cap commitment until the vendor path is proven.

APPLIES TOQA Sprint 16REVIEW WHENVendor sandbox passes

Every planner sees the rule before the next sprint starts.

Unfinished points move with their explanation.

Close the sprint by reconciling all 34 points. Completed work becomes part of the record; unfinished work becomes a named manifest for the next sprint.

SPRINT CLOSEOUT · QA SPRINT 15September 16 · Final reconciliationReady to close
ALL 34 POINTS ACCOUNTED FOR
61.8% completedLocks into Sprint 1538.2% unfinishedRequires a destination

Velocity reports the outcome exactly as it happened. Closing the sprint cannot erase the orange portion.

CARRYOVER MANIFEST
UNFINISHED · 13 POINTS

Work leaving Sprint 15

02 TASKS
8
ATL-218Payment callbackIn progress · 1 of 3 subtasks
5
ATL-224Vendor API cutoverBlocked · sandbox unavailable
DESTINATION
QA Sprint 16
REASON · REQUIRED
Vendor sandbox unavailable
NEXT ACTION
Resume after credentials arrive
✓Explanation attachedVisible from both sprint recordsRECORDED
21 points stay as completed historyDone and unfinished reconcile to the original 3413 points leave with context

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See who’s free
before the next task lands.

One workload view shows the room left in every person’s week—with individual schedules, holidays, and approved leave already accounted for.

Product Engineering22–26 June
Live capacity
PERSONMONTUEWEDTHUFRITOTAL
EMElenaDesigner
6h2h free8hfull4h4h free7h1h free3h5h free28h
DKDavidEngineer
8hfull6h2h free11h3h over8hfull4h4h free37h
PSPriyaEngineer
5h3h free4h4h free—leave6h2h free8hfull23h
AvailableFully bookedOver capacity1 person needs attention

Every cell shows how much room is left.

The colors stay consistent at team, project, and portfolio level. Read the week before reading every number.

NOT WORKINGROOM TO ASSIGNAT CAPACITYACTION NEEDED
Leave0 available hoursCalendar excluded
Available4h of 8h assigned4 hours remain
Fully booked8h of 8h assignedNo room remains
Over capacity11h of 8h assigned3 hours to move

Move the assignment.
Watch each day recover.

Wednesday shows the exact three-hour conflict and Friday shows the opening. Move the assignment between those two visible slots and both daily totals recalculate in place.

Wednesday returns to 8hFriday still keeps 1h of room
DAVID KIM · DAILY CAPACITYWednesday overloadedQA handoff selectedSchedule balanced
MON8h
At capacity
Scheduled work8h
TUE6h
2h available
Scheduled work6h
WED11h8h
3h overBalanced
Scheduled work11h8h
THU8h
At capacity
Scheduled work8h
FRI4h7h
4h available1h available
Scheduled work4h7h
THE WORK STAYS VISIBLE
WED11 → 8h+FRI4 → 7h
37h total · unchanged

Let the roster narrow itself to the people who matter.

On a portfolio of fifty people, status is the fastest route to the rows that need a decision.

SHOW6 people shown
PERSONTHIS WEEKCAPACITYSTATUS
DKDavid KimProduct Engineering
37 / 40hOverloaded Wed
EMElena MorrisDesign
28 / 40h12h available
PSPriya ShahEngineering
23 / 32hLeave Wed
JLJordan LeePlatform
42 / 40h2h over week
MCMaya ChenResearch
21 / 40h19h available
OBOwen BrooksDelivery
40 / 40hFully booked

Capacity is math, not a status.

nAct starts with each person’s working schedule, then subtracts approved time away and assigned task estimates. What remains is the time they can actually take on.

EMElena Morris5 working days × 8 hours
Weekly schedule40h5 × 8h
Approved leave8h1 day away
Assigned work23hTask estimates
Available capacity9hReady to assign
OSOmar Said5 working days × 6 hours
Weekly schedule30h5 × 6h
Approved leave6h1 day away
Assigned work18hTask estimates
Available capacity6hReady to assign
Recalculates as work changes

Available capacity = scheduled hours − approved leave − assigned work. Non-working days are excluded unless they are part of that person’s schedule.

Start with the team. Zoom out when the decision gets bigger.

Capacity keeps the same colors and rules while the view expands from five people to the entire portfolio.

TEAMProduct
Engineering
5 people
01 · CLOSEST VIEW

Product Engineering

See every commitment currently assigned to the people inside one team.

32 hours available
Elena72%David93%Priya64%Jordan80%Maya48%

From “who is underwater?” to a balanced week.

Forty hours is the surface. When work pushes someone below it, nAct exposes the assignment and shows where it can safely move.

LIVE TEAM CAPACITYPRODUCT ENGINEERING · THIS WEEK
40H CAPACITY
Capacity restored

One reassignment. No spreadsheet, no status chase, and no hidden overtime.

Due Friday · unchanged

See exactly what is filling the week.

A 23-hour workload is not a mystery percentage. nAct shows every task, estimate, project, and date included in that number.

EMPERSONElena MorrisProduct Engineering
ASSIGNED THIS WEEK23hacross 3 tasks
23h assignedof 40h scheduled
Navigation refreshInteraction statesDesign taskMon–TueSep 7–88h
Billing APIQA passReview taskWednesdaySep 96h
Client portalComponent buildEngineering taskThu–FriSep 10–119h
TASK ESTIMATES8h + 6h + 9hVERIFIED TOTAL23h assigned
Only accessible work is shown

This verified 23h becomes the “assigned work” input above: 40h scheduled − 8h leave − 23h assigned = 9h available.

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