Nopilot enables operational oversight for SMEs, nonprofits, NGOs, and independent departments or teams.

For External Cooperation!

The best time to start onboarding to Nopilot is before the cooperation deal has been closed and the work must start. Of course, it is possible to use Nopilot also for sales funnel tracking but Nopilot covers only lightweight functionality for sales funnel.

There are several ways how organizations operate. On a very simplified terms, the options can be divided into three:
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1. Working for a customer
‍Working for a customer indicates providing some sort of service using organization internal and/or external resources to achieve the required results. Nopilot delivers the necessary functionality to manage the complete project. By streamlining the capacity, allocation, and utilization of the team members, cost, revenue, cash flow, and timeline management, Nopilot will support the balancing of the organizational resources.
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2. Working with the customer
‍While working with the customer it is important to stay on the same page and keep track of the need for resources, utilization, and finances. Through the project management module, Nopilot enables the predictive view and transparency for required skills, effort, and budget.
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3. Cooperate with partners or members within the group
‍Cooperation may not always result in revenue and profit. In many occasions, the cooperation will cover the necessary preparations and groundwork for new ways of working and initiatives. Even if there is a good cause for some initiative, it still means effort and cost. Nopilot is the tool for cases like this.Creating a cross-organization project with the corresponding team and budget allows seamless cooperation.