Turnover LLC builds industrial connected industrial work and institutional knowledge software around a simple belief: the work people learn should keep helping the contributor, the next shift, and the organization.
Critical experience was being lost between shifts, departments, people, and systems.
Capture, communication, closure, search, and connected work tools grew from operational needs.
The problem was that capable people were solving difficult problems, handing off work, improving equipment, and learning important details without a fast, shared place to keep that experience useful.
Turnover began inside manufacturing and grew into a broader operational platform for teams that need to retain experience, communicate around active work, and connect supporting tools without making the software become more work.
Real-time shared updates and direct workflows should support the work instead of slowing it down.
The person who contributes should gain a searchable extension of their own memory.
Turnover should be sold for what it actually does, with configuration-specific details explained clearly.
Factories remain central to Turnover’s origin and product thinking. The platform can also support utilities, facilities, processing, logistics, field services, and other asset-intensive environments when the configured workflows fit.
Tell Turnover where experience is being lost, how support is requested, and which people need to participate.
Turnover Team provides the direct starting path for straightforward smaller deployments. Plants and complex rollouts can use a guided path for implementation, migration, governance, security, and integration planning.
Turnover Core starts at $75 per month for 5 seats. Additional Core seats are $15 per month each, and Founding Customer Turnover Intelligence is optional at $10 per enabled user, 50% off the planned $20 standard rate. Begin with one team and a real connected work and knowledge workflow.
Review the real workflow, current systems, rollout scope, migration needs, governance, security questions, and implementation plan.
