The average project touches nine of them
A brief in one app, tasks in another, decisions buried in chat, and the only real status report living in someone's head.
UnitX brings projects, workflows, docs, goals, and dashboards into one system of record — then puts AI teammates on the busywork. Every workspace is isolated at the database layer, so teams and their clients can share a platform without ever sharing data.
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The work sprawl problem
Nobody set out to build it this way. It accumulated — one tool per problem, until the coordination cost outgrew the work itself.
A brief in one app, tasks in another, decisions buried in chat, and the only real status report living in someone's head.
Status pings, duplicated updates, and the weekly ritual of rebuilding a roadmap deck that is stale before the meeting ends.
And it never reaches your AI either. An assistant without context is just an expensive autocomplete.
UnitX is the correction: one platform where the plan, the work, and the proof of progress are the same object.
See how it fits togetherOne dataset, twelve views
A designer wants a board. A PM wants a timeline. Finance wants a table. Your VP wants one number. In UnitX these are not exports or integrations — they are the same records, rendered differently, and they never disagree.
Drag a card and the status, the sprint, the owner's workload, and the executive dashboard all update in the same breath.
The platform
Most teams pay for four products to get this. UnitX ships them as one — sharing the same records, the same permissions, and the same search index.
Portfolios, programmes, projects, epics, sprints, tasks, subtasks — one hierarchy that survives a reorg.
Statuses, approvals, intake forms, and handoffs modelled once, then reused everywhere without a single line of code.
Specs, briefs, wikis, and meeting notes that live beside the tasks they produce — and stay linked as things change.
Goals, dashboards, forecasts, and time tracking computed from the work itself, refreshed the moment anything moves.
UnitX agents hold a role, own tasks, appear in the workload view, and are held to the same permissions as everyone else. They work inside your workspace — which is the only reason they are useful.
Reads the backlog, your velocity, and everyone's real capacity, then proposes a sprint you can actually finish.
Every bug report, support escalation, and request form arrives labelled, prioritised, deduped, and routed to an owner.
Writes the weekly update from what actually happened — shipped, slipped, blocked — in your team's voice, not a template's.
Watches dependencies, velocity, and open blockers and raises the flag while there is still time to do something about it.
Turns a call transcript or a thread into a spec, extracts the decisions, and opens the follow-up tasks with owners attached.
Describe the job in plain language, pick the tools and data it may touch, run it in simulation, then let it work.
Bolt an assistant onto a tool that holds a fraction of your work and you get confident nonsense. UnitX agents read the whole workspace — because the whole workspace is already in one place.
Your data is never used to train a model. Bring your own key for Claude, GPT, or Gemini, or run on ours.
An agent inherits a role, not your admin rights. It sees exactly what that role sees — nothing else.
Run any agent in dry-run against real data and review every action it would have taken before it takes one.
Every agent action is logged with its reasoning, inputs, and outputs — exportable for your auditors.
Budgets and alerts per team, per agent. No surprise invoice at the end of the quarter.
Automations & workflows
Triggers, conditions, branches, delays, approvals, and agent steps — assembled on a canvas, versioned like code, and testable before they touch a single real task.
Built for every team
A generic tool makes every team bend to it. UnitX ships opinionated starting points per function — then gets out of the way when yours works differently.
Sprints, backlogs, bug triage, and release notes in the same place as the specs and the goals they serve — with Git, CI, and your AI coding tools wired straight into the task.
Agile delivery + incident response
Deployed in one click, editable down to every status.
What actually makes us different
Most work platforms call a folder a “workspace” and rely on application logic to keep tenants apart. UnitX was built multi-tenant from the first migration: isolation is enforced in the database itself, verified by an adversarial test suite on every commit.
That is why agencies can run every client here, why holding companies can run every subsidiary here, and why a regulated enterprise can put legal, HR, and engineering on one platform without writing a risk memo about it.
PostgreSQL row-level security on every tenant-scoped table. A cross-tenant read is not blocked by application code — it is impossible to express.
Each workspace holds its own data encryption key, wrapped by a customer-managed KMS key on Enterprise. Revoke the key, revoke the data.
Invite a client, a contractor, or an auditor into a scoped view. They see the work you shared and nothing adjacent to it.
An adversarial suite attempts cross-tenant reads, writes, and joins on every pipeline run. A leak fails the build, not an audit.
Pin a workspace to EU, US, UK, or AU infrastructure. Data stays in region for storage, processing, and backups.
Workspace, space, folder, project, view, field, and record. Set once at the top, override precisely where you need to.
Integrations & extensibility
400+ native integrations, a documented REST and GraphQL API, signed webhooks, and a first-class MCP server so your AI tools can read and write UnitX directly.
Every object you can see in the UI, addressable and writable. Rate limits published, not discovered.
40+ event types with replay, dead-letter queues, and per-endpoint secrets.
Point Claude, Cursor, or your own agent at UnitX and let it work with scoped, auditable permissions.
Migration
Importers preserve hierarchy, custom fields, attachments, comments, and history — including who said what and when. Run a dry import first, review the diff, then cut over. We keep the old IDs so your links never break.
Trust & compliance
Security questionnaires, penetration test summaries, subprocessor lists, and the SOC 2 report are all in the Trust Center — no NDA required to start reading.
Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, and any SAML 2.0 provider, with automated provisioning and deprovisioning.
Every read, write, permission change, export, and agent action — streamable to your SIEM.
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, per-workspace keys, and customer-managed KMS on Enterprise.
IP allowlists, session policies, enforced MFA, and managed-device requirements per workspace.
EU, US, UK, and AU regions. Storage, processing, and backups stay where you pin them.
Annual third-party penetration tests, a public bug bounty, and adversarial isolation tests on every deploy.
Point-in-time recovery to any second in the last 35 days. 15-minute RPO, 1-hour RTO, tested quarterly.
Contractual, with service credits. Status page, incident history, and RCAs published in full.
No customer content is used to train models — ours or a vendor's. Contractually guaranteed, top to bottom.
What changes
The pattern is consistent: the first week is imports and templates, the second is automations, and by week four nobody is asking for a status update because the status is already on the screen.
We used to run eleven client accounts across three tools and a shared drive nobody trusted. Now every client has their own walled workspace and I still get one portfolio view on Monday morning.
The thing that sold engineering was that the timeline actually moves when a dependency slips. We stopped maintaining a roadmap deck entirely — the roadmap is just the data now.
Our compliance team approved it in a week instead of a quarter. Row-level isolation and per-workspace keys answered about forty questions on the questionnaire by themselves.
Pricing
One seat price covers every view, every module, and every app. Viewers are always free — the people who only need to see the plan never cost you anything.
Prices in USD. Non-profits and registered educational institutions get 50% off — just ask.
Start with one team and one project. Import your current tool, turn on two automations, and see whether anyone still asks for a status update by Friday.
UnitX is built and operated by UnitFactor — the product and engineering team behind platforms in fintech, healthcare, and B2B SaaS.