The platform is the connection, not a pile of modules
NexusOS is useful because a customer, a project, a task, a file, a quote and a person can see each other. Isolated modules are what you already have.
A typical day does not stay inside one app. A quote becomes a project. A pipeline win creates that project. A project needs tasks, files and people. A task produces a deliverable. A customer later asks what was agreed. NexusOS keeps those records in one operating system.
NexusOSCRMLine upgrade — Kaunas site
Task
Issue as-built drawings
Status
In progress
File
QMS-DOC-014 Installation protocol.pdf
Baltic Engineering UAB
QMS-DOC-014 Installation protocol.pdf
How records meet
CRM → Work
Marking an opportunity Won can create the delivery project.
Customers → Projects
A project belongs to one or more clients and tenants. CRM uses the same client records.
Projects → Tasks
Tasks, subtasks, contributors and milestones live on the project.
Tasks → Documents
Deliverables can attach Drive files from the linked workspace.
Projects → Quotes
Accepted quotes can update remaining project budget.
People → Calendar
Work sessions, absences and presence write to the same calendar.
Documents → Knowledge
When enabled, files can be ingested for permission-aware search.
Documents → Quality
Drive files can be marked as QMS-controlled, with revisions on the quality register.
Quality → Audits
Non-conformities, feedback, equipment and reviews feed the same tenant-scoped QMS.
Records → AI Act
AI systems, FRIA, incidents and literacy live as registers—not a separate spreadsheet.
Events → Automation
Notifications fire today; workflows can be enabled for process runs.
Records → Private AI
Copilots can read allowed context (including CRM) and propose actions for confirmation.
Three surfaces, one contract
Web
The complete product: Drive, Work, Management, CRM, QMS, AI Act, finance, administration and platform settings.
API
REST under /api/v1 plus SSE for in-app events. Permissions and section ACL are enforced here, not only in the interface.
Mobile
Native iOS and Android with the same section tree as the web sidebar (Home, punch clock, Menu), filtered by role and section ACL. Office editing stays on the web.
Elsewhere in the product
Features →
The modules as they exist today—including CRM, quality and the AI Act.
Integrations →
Excel, identity, calendars, storage and the API. No invented logo wall.
Industries →
Where fragmentation hurts first. Scenarios, not case studies.
Security →
Controls you can inspect. Not slogans or certificates.
Your company does not need more disconnected tools.
Let’s identify the first process NexusOS can simplify.