Projects
Turn a commitment into an organized plan with clear ownership.
- Tasks and subtasks, owners and priorities
- Due dates, milestones and project schedules
- Progress and workload visibility
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One place to run your people, projects, and performance.
Orbit by MCT Nexus is a business execution and work management platform connecting projects, time, budgets, meetings, people and performance in one coordinated workspace. See the current product and pricing pages for plan-specific availability.
The direction goes beyond a task list: connect what a team commits to, the effort it spends, the decisions it makes and the progress managers need to understand.
Explore the product areas below, then compare current plans and start a trial on the pricing page.
A project schedule may live in one system, time entries in another and budget updates in a spreadsheet. Meeting actions disappear into notes while employee goals sit outside the work those employees actually deliver. Managers then spend time reconciling records before they can decide what needs attention.
MCT Orbit’s goal is to bring those relationships into view: who owns the work, what is due, where effort is going and which conversations or decisions need follow-through. It is a business execution platform for the day-to-day coordination behind delivery.
These areas explain the scope of Orbit. Feature availability depends on your plan; use the current product and pricing pages to compare what is included.
Turn a commitment into an organized plan with clear ownership.
Connect time tracking to the work it supports.
Relate delivery progress to the effort and cost behind it.
Carry decisions into the next stage of work.
Connect management conversations with employee development.
Give managers a shared view of work across the organization.

Consider a project review where a customer change affects a milestone. The useful outcome is more than a meeting note: the team needs an owner, a revised plan and a way to understand the effect on effort and cost.
The Orbit concept connects that sequence:
This is an illustrative workflow showing the intended relationship between product areas.
The starting point is organizations that need to coordinate people and project work. The product direction is relevant across industries, including teams outside manufacturing.
Connect design work, equipment projects, schedules and the people responsible for delivery.
Bring project commitments, engineering effort, meeting actions and budget conversations into one context.
Coordinate client work, team capacity, time and management follow-through across multiple projects.
Managers and department leaders should be able to understand both delivery and people development. Individual contributors should be able to see their responsibilities and how their work fits the larger plan. These needs guide the product direction.
Orbit is available through subscription plans with a one-month trial and a five-user minimum. Current pricing and included features are listed on the pricing page.
Review current plans or discuss your workflow with MCT Nexus before planning a rollout.
Future areas under consideration include employee posts and announcements, internal communication, recognition and engagement, AI assistance and deeper business intelligence.
These are roadmap ideas. They should not be treated as available functionality or delivery commitments.
No. Project management is one part of Orbit. Its business execution approach connects people, projects, time, budgets, meetings and performance.
No. Engineering and industrial teams inform the starting point, but the intended users also include professional services and other organizations that coordinate people and project work.
The budget direction focuses on project budgets, labor costs and planned-versus-actual visibility. Accounting, payroll, tax and financial-compliance functions are not promised.
MCT Orbit focuses on business execution and work management. VoltCAD is MCT Nexus’s separate electrical engineering software initiative. They address different workflows.
Tell us how your team handles projects, time, budgets, meetings and performance today—and where the connections break down.