The Orbital ecosystem

More than a crew.

Every crew needs the right tools. Units are specialised extensions designed to bring more clarity, structure, and capability to the way your crew works.

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Meld

01 / 04 Subscriptions & Memberships

Manage your subscriptions. Every subscriber, in one place.

A white-label platform for managing subscribers, publications, payments and reporting, with each organisation's data, branding and settings kept apart. One system instead of spreadsheets and disconnected tools.

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Bridge

02 / 04 Command & Overview

Oversee your crew. Everything connected. One clear view.

A central place to bring your crew, activities, and information together. Designed to make oversight feel effortless.

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Ilanor

03 / 04 Story Refinement

Refine your stories. Clearer stories before work begins.

Helps product owners refine stories in Jira, GitHub Issues or Azure Boards, using the team's code and documentation as background. Nothing is written to the tracker until the person using it approves.

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Phase

04 / 04 Time & Reporting

Report your time. Stop logging time. Start confirming it.

Phase pre-fills each person’s week from their schedule, projects and approved time off. They review on Friday, adjust the exceptions and confirm. Managers approve a full week or month as one block, and reports follow how you bill: hours per person, project, client and period.

Want to know more about a crew member?

Most organisations have places where an extra pair of hands would help. Book a briefing, and we’ll see where a crew member fits in.