Give the task a main title
Describe the task. Paste a screenshot right into the text.
Attachments
Messages, files, decisions, and invoices stay in one place. You write here. We quote a fixed price. Work starts when you say yes.
Good morning, Katrine
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Projects
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View allChat sits on the task. Screenshots, files, and decisions stay with the work — not in a mailbox.
Describe the project. We send a proposal with a one-time price and a monthly fee. No hourly rates.
Already live? Open a task. We quote a price and a delivery date before anyone starts.
Dashboard
Projects, open tasks, and new updates on one screen. Your contact person is a click away — not a ticket queue.
Good morning, Katrine
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Projects
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On the dashboard the list is grouped by status — the same list you open every morning. Write a title, add a description and a screenshot, send. We quote a fixed price. Work starts when you accept.
You wrote it. We have not quoted yet.
We sent a fixed price. You accept or ask.
You said yes. We are building it.
We delivered. You check and approve.
Approved. Ready to invoice.
MitID when the board approves extra work
Estimate ready · €2,4002 newNES Drift · Updated by Mikkel Frost · 2h ago
Review estimateMobile work sheet for technicians
NES Drift · Updated by Sofie Lind · 1h ago

Residents can report a fault with a photo
NES Drift · Updated by Sofie Lind · 3h ago
ApproveSMS when the technician is on the way
Awaiting estimateNES Drift · Updated by Katrine Holm · 20 min ago

e-conomic draft after the case is approved
NES Drift · Updated by Morten Vang · yesterday

New task
Title first. Then what you want added, in your own words. Paste a screenshot — mark it up if you want. We see the same picture you see.

Katrine Holm
NES
Give the task a main title
Describe the task. Paste a screenshot right into the text.
Attachments
Cmd/Ctrl + Enter to create
Create taskTwo ways to talk
Direct messages are for questions that are not work yet. The moment something should be built, it becomes a task: chat, files, estimate and status stay on that task.
Direct message
Fast. No estimate. No status.

Katrine Holm
If the technician is already on site, can they add photos to the NES Drift task from the phone — or do they still need the office computer?

Mikkel Frost
Same task. The work sheet writes into the case you already have in NES Drift.
Task chat
Tied to the work. Screenshots and decisions stay here.

Katrine Holm
If the board approves extra work in the portal, should that block the e-conomic draft until they have signed?

Mikkel Frost
Yes. The draft is only created after approval — that is the gate.

Katrine Holm
Good. MitID for the board. A simple confirm is enough for the resident.
Your team
Every project gets a developer and a UX designer who stay with you. Once they know your product, the conversation is faster, the design lands the first time, and development happens without the usual back-and-forth.
The same two people
You are not handed to someone new for every task. From the start you get a developer and a UX designer who follow the project.
They know the system
They learn how you work, who uses it, and why it is built the way it is. A new idea is understood immediately.
The next task goes faster
Fewer misunderstandings, shorter feedback rounds, and decisions that hold.
Resident portal
Your Ceptiv team

Mikkel Frost
Developer · On the project from the start

Sofie Lind
UX designer · On the project from the start
The same two. The whole way.






Organisation
If the company has more than one entity — or more than one person who should work here — you set that up under Organisation. Create departments, choose who pays for each task, and invite colleagues so they can open tasks themselves.
An owners’ association, a rental property, the office. Each has its own colour, invoice address and contact.
Every task has a payer. The invoice follows that department — not a shared pot you sort out later.
The owner sends an email. They sign in with a code, create tasks, chat, and approve estimates. Same panel.
Organisation
Departments and who can access this panel
Departments
Used to mark which cost center pays for each task
E/F Strandparken
E/F Strandparken · Katrine Holm · Kgs. Lyngby
E/F Skovbakken
E/F Skovbakken · Morten Vang · Hørsholm
Office
Nordkyst Ejendomsservice ApS · Line Sørensen · Kgs. Lyngby
Access
People who can sign in and work in this panel

Katrine HolmOwner
katrine@nes-drift.dk

Morten Vang
morten@nes-drift.dk

Line Sørensen
line@nes-drift.dk
On every task
When you create a task you choose the department. Estimates and invoices use that department’s company name and address.
Department (payer)
E/F Strandparken · Katrine Holm · Kgs. Lyngby
Invite a colleague
They get an email with a link to sign in. Same access as you.
Full name
Full name
name@company.com
name@company.com
Fixed-price proposal
Resident portal
One-time
€15,800
Monthly
€149
Fixed price
New builds get a written proposal. Extra work gets an estimate with a delivery date. You accept, ask a question, or request a change — before hours start ticking. They never do.
Invoices and subscription
Sent invoices, paid amounts, and completed work that is not billed yet. Subscriptions show the package, monthly total, and what is included.
NES Drift
Medium package · per month
€149
Hosting and support. Extra work is quoted first.
Invoices
NES Drift · August
Invoice C1042 · €149
Digital work sheet
Invoice C1043 · €2,400
Waiting to be invoiced
SMS when the technician is on the way
Office
Email and a 4-digit code. No password unless you want one.
The wizard takes a few minutes. We save a draft if you leave.
We review and send a proposal — usually within 24 hours.
Accept, chat, add tasks, and see invoices in the same place.
Log in to see projects, tasks, and invoices in one place.
Chat sits on the work — not in email
You accept before anyone starts
A written proposal within one business day
A developer and a UX designer who stay
The Ceptiv Client Panel is the customer workspace for fixed-price software projects in Denmark. Create an account, describe a project, chat with developers, approve estimates, and follow invoices — without a ticket system or hourly rates.