Clients and sites
Save client contact details, job sites, landmarks, GPS context, and notes that help identify the work.
Jobs and clients
Keep client work tied to the right flight records.
Use jobs to organize client details, sites, schedules, notes, checklists, equipment context, and linked flight records. Nimbent keeps the operational context close to the work without trying to become a billing system or broader back-office tool.
What Nimbent supports
A practical job record for each operation.
Schedules and status
Track planned, active, completed, or cancelled work with dates and simple operational status.
Linked flights
Connect flight records to jobs so the history of work at a site is easier to review later.
Notes and follow-up
Keep client instructions, checklist context, equipment choices, and follow-up notes with the job.
Important limitation
Jobs are operational records, not a billing suite.
Nimbent's job workflow is focused on recordkeeping: who the work was for, where it happened, what was planned, which flights were recorded, and what context should be preserved. It is not a replacement for your billing, staffing, or file handoff tools.
Connected records
Why linking jobs and flights helps.
| Record | How it helps |
|---|---|
| Job | Preserves the client, site, schedule, notes, and work status. |
| Flight | Preserves the date, location, aircraft, battery, crew notes, and operational details. |
| Equipment | Keeps aircraft, battery, and maintenance context close to the work history. |