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Every metric, calculated for you.
PV, EV, AC, SPI, CPI, EAC, VAC and TCPI, worked out with the standard formulas, at every level of the project.
Standard EVM formulas
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Earned value management software
Every standard earned value metric, calculated from your schedule by cost or by units, so you can see the moment cost or schedule performance starts to slip.
Why teams choose it
PV, EV, AC, SPI, CPI, EAC, VAC and TCPI, worked out with the standard formulas, at every level of the project.
Measure performance in money or in resource and expense units, whichever fits how the work is managed.
SPI and CPI at the data date for every WBS, so underperforming packages stand out before the monthly report.
Technical specification
The metrics
Every figure traces back to planned value, earned value and actual cost, so your team and your client read the numbers the same way.
By WBS
SPI and CPI at the data date sit beside units and physical progress for every WBS, so the weakest packages are obvious.
Daily view
Switch to units and the daily view shows, day by day, how much was used within budget, how much budget went unused and how much went over.
PV, EV and AC, plus SPI (EV/PV), CPI (EV/AC), ETC, EAC (AC + ETC), BAC, VAC (BAC − EAC) and TCPI.
Yes. Every metric is available based on cost or on resource and expense units.
From the whole project down through every WBS level to a single activity.
S-curves for planned value, earned value and actual cost, plus daily and cumulative views when working in units.