A motion job can pass through boards, edit, animation, sound, color, delivery specs, client notes, and a final approval path.
Plero keeps the estimate, project phases, specialists, invoices, and reports together so the team can see what changed, what is due, and whether the project is still healthy.
Every revision sits inside the business picture.
Scale gives richer estimates, pipeline, and reporting. Ultra opens Talent OS when specialist assignments and contractor bills become central to delivery.
Specific answers for this kind of work, so the page is useful before anyone joins the waitlist.
Yes. Plero supports CSV/XLSX migration with mapping, validation, and review before import. Motion teams can bring over clients, projects, invoices, contractors, rates, and historical job data without rebuilding every relationship manually.
Chloe can read across estimates, project phases, invoices, contractor spend, and reports. That means you can ask where revisions are eating margin, which specialist costs have landed, or what should be checked before the next client update.
Yes. Plero has MCP access for compatible AI clients including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Codex. If your team already uses AI for recaps, reviews, or planning, MCP lets that work happen with Plero context instead of disconnected notes.
Yes. Estimates can include animation, edit, color, sound, producer time, revision rounds, delivery specs, and contractor costs before the scope is approved, then stay connected to the project and reporting after the work starts.
Founding motion teams are joining with active projects, revision-heavy scopes, and specialist rosters already in play.