Suite · Team operations
Your team, on the same page. Meetings, tasks, timesheets, learning, and a live inbox of leads handed off from AxisVantage — one product, no leaks between tools.
OperationalWhat it does
Most teams glue together Slack, Notion, Linear, Calendar, a separate timesheet, a separate learning tool. Each app is fine in isolation — the tax is the seams between them.
AxisCommand collapses those seams. The work that lives across products surfaces in one queue, not fifteen. Decisions made in a meeting become tasks; tasks become invoiceable time. Nothing gets re-entered.
Agendas, transcripts, decisions, and action items captured inline. No separate doc to maintain after.
Every task remembers the decision that produced it. Click through to the conversation, every time.
Quieter than Slack. Knows your clients and projects natively, so threads sit where the work sits.
Time tracks against the task it belongs to. Friday-night timesheets stop existing.
New-hire onboarding and ongoing development assigned by role, due-dated, tracked in the inbox.
When a lead lands client-side, the right teammate gets it on the team side — full context already attached. No integration step.
Where it sits
AxisCommand is the inside of the platform. AxisVantage is the outside. A lead arrives at AxisVantage, gets scored, hands off into AxisCommand with full context — the right teammate sees it, the meeting that follows captures the decisions, the tasks that come out of the meeting track time and outcome.
One identity through MyMeridi. One platform underneath. No re-keying.
Get started
Most teams migrate from Notion + Linear + Slack in a single sprint using the built-in importers. We help with the first one.
Questions
AxisCommand is the team-operations product in the Axis Meridi Suite. Meetings with decision capture, tasks linked to those decisions, native team chat, one-click timesheets, role-based learning, and a live inbox of leads handed off from AxisVantage all live in one product — so work stops leaking between separate tools.
Yes — it consolidates Notion, Linear, Slack, a separate timesheet tool, and a learning platform into one product on a shared platform. The tax those tools charge is the seams between them; AxisCommand removes the seams because meetings, tasks, chat, time, and learning are natively connected, not integrated.
Yes. AxisCommand is live and multi-tenant today at command.axismeridi.com, in daily production use. It is Alpha-labeled because it is pre-1.0 and improving fast, not because it is a prototype — teams run real operations on it now. Its live version and uptime show on the public status board.
AxisCommand is licensed per seat as part of an Axis Meridi Suite engagement rather than sold self-serve. Pricing is scoped to team size and which Suite products you run on a short advisor call — no ticket queue, no junior intake. Migration help off your current tools is included.
Built-in importers move docs, tasks, conversations, and members from Notion, Linear, Asana, Slack, and Teams in a one-way, one-time migration designed to displace the old tool rather than sync with it. Most teams complete the move inside a single sprint, and an advisor runs the first one with you.
When a lead lands in a client-facing AxisVantage portal, the right teammate receives it in their AxisCommand inbox with full context already attached — no Zapier, no integration step. The two products share one platform and one identity through MyMeridi, so nothing is re-keyed between the client side and the team side.