attendo Projects

Your projects, with the margin in plain view

Scheduling with a Gantt chart and baseline, each person’s workload, and hours and costs logged as the work happens. With documents, signatures and the customer on the same record as the project.

  • Gantt with baseline and dependencies
  • Workload based on actual hours
  • Live shared whiteboards
Gantt chart with a project portfolio, each project with its date bar, and the baseline, hierarchy and dependency buttons.
The portfolio on the Gantt chart: each project with its dates, hierarchy and baseline.

If this sounds familiar, keep reading

The project is on track until someone looks at the numbers

The plan lives in a Gantt chart only one person updates. Hours arrive on timesheets at the end of the month. Drawings and minutes sit in a shared folder. And the customer asks how it is going by email.

By the time the costs finally add up, the project is over and the margin is whatever it turned out to be.

  • Behind schedule

    The plan and reality never meet

    Dates slip, but nobody compares them with what was approved. The variance shows up at the closing meeting.

  • Overbooked

    Nobody knows who is free

    Dates get promised without seeing anyone’s workload. Then three projects are waiting on the same person.

  • Not logged

    Hours come in late

    They are logged from memory at month end, and the real cost is known when it is too late to fix anything.

  • Not documented

    Information is scattered

    Drawings, minutes, photos and signatures in emails and folders. Anyone joining mid-project starts from scratch.

How it works

From budget to handover, in one place

Six steps. The project keeps its plan, its people, its cost and its documents from start to finish.

  1. Step 1

    Create or import the project

    By hand or from the budget, with its phases, line items and amounts. Each piece of work is a document with an owner.

  2. Step 2

    Schedule it

    Dates, estimated hours, dependencies and owners on the Gantt chart, with the team’s workload in view.

  3. Step 3

    Set the baseline

    You save a snapshot of the approved plan. From then on, every variance is measured against what was promised.

  4. Step 4

    Run it through documents

    Each person works on their tasks, checklist and report, and logs hours, expenses and materials from desktop or mobile.

  5. Step 5

    Track progress and margin

    Progress comes from closed documents and cost adds up live. Profitability, per project.

  6. Step 6

    Hand over and maintain

    The customer signs off on the handover. What you installed moves to maintenance with its assets and contract, on the same system.

Scheduling

A Gantt chart measured against what was promised

The project breaks down into phases, line items and documents, and every piece of work has an owner. Dependencies write down the sequence, and the baseline keeps the plan the customer approved.

When something moves, you see how far it has slipped before anyone asks.

  • Project, phases, line items and sub-items in the same view
  • Finish-to-start, start-to-start, finish-to-finish and start-to-finish dependencies, with lag or lead in days
  • A baseline to compare planned with actual
  • Day, week or month view, including documents outside any project
  • Budget imported from BC3 files from Presto or Arquimedes
See the Gantt chart

Workload

Who is overloaded, before you promise a date

The workload report compares the planned hours on each document with each person’s working day. Before you take on another project, you know whether anyone is free, and who is juggling three at once.

  • By day, week or month
  • Filters by group, person, entity type, project and document
  • Based on each person’s actual working hours, holidays and time off
  • Assigned, overbooked and unassigned, at a glance
Workload report by person and day, with filters by group, agent, entity, project and document, and a daily, weekly or monthly view.
Each person’s workload by day, with the assigned, overbooked and unassigned legend.

Hours and costs

The cost of the project, while the work happens

Each person logs time to the document they are working on, from desktop or the app. Expenses and materials add up on the same project, and the margin does not wait for month end.

attendo is not your ERP or your accounting system. It prepares what is billable, such as hours, materials, orders and delivery notes, and passes it to your connected ERP, which issues the invoice and handles tax filings.

  • Time logged to each document, with who worked on it
  • Hours at their rate, expenses and materials added up live
  • Profitability per project, as per customer or per contract
  • Attendance tracking with clock-ins and breaks with a reason, if you need it
  • Billable items go to your ERP, which issues the invoice
  • The attendo Projects home screen: late projects with traffic lights, hours, profitability and workload, with their reports and a dashboard you can edit
See time tracking
Materials consumption report with products and units consumed, consumption cost and the detail by asset and location.
Materials consumed, with their units and cost: part of the real cost of each job.

Multi-user whiteboards

A whiteboard to think the project through together

The kickoff meeting, the installation sketch or the division of work happen on a shared whiteboard. Everyone edits at once and sees where the others’ cursors are.

Whatever gets decided stays linked to the project’s documents. Nothing is left in a photo of the meeting room whiteboard.

  • Charts, notes, annotations, drawings, images and rich text
  • Headings, to-do lists and links to documents, people, customers, projects and groups
  • Everyone’s cursor, live
  • Who changed what, with history and named versions
  • Or a canvas to draw on together over a photo or a floor plan

Documents and signatures

Every drawing, set of minutes and signature, in its project

Drawings, minutes, photos and contracts hang from the project and the work they document. The timeline records who uploaded what and when.

The contract or handover report goes out for signature from its record, and the envelope list tells you who still has to sign.

  • Attachments linked to the project and each piece of work, with malware scanning
  • Tags and search across the whole server, closed items included
  • Contracts and handover reports signed with attendo eSign
  • Blockchain fingerprint of every signed document
  • Project report with your branding
See attendo eSign

Customers and partners

Customers and subcontractors, without phone calls

Your customers see their own records in the portal and download what they signed. Your subcontractors get their jobs in the supplier portal and close them without entering your system.

The project’s conversations, by email, WhatsApp or meeting, stay on its timeline with their date and author.

  • Customer portal with their records and what they signed, no license needed
  • Supplier portal: each subcontractor accepts or declines their jobs, logs hours and materials and closes them
  • Web tracking: a page where the customer follows the status of their order
  • Email, WhatsApp and Teams or Meet meetings on the project timeline
See the portals

Customer and internal projects

A construction job, a rollout or an engagement

The same tool works for the project you sell to a customer and for your own: integrating a new system, opening a new site or migrating software. The phases change, the tool does not. And when the job is done, what you installed moves into maintenance with attendo CMMS.

Who it is for

The most common industries. And any other.

attendo Projects adapts to any industry and any company, in any country, with its own document types, fields and vocabulary, and no custom development. These are the most common ones, not the only ones.

Types of business

  • Companies that sell projects or professional services
  • Installers with projects, commissioning and after-sales
  • Companies that sell to other businesses
  • Organizations that maintain their own assets

marIA in your projects

What was agreed at the meeting, already summarized in the project

  • Summarizes meetings and voice notes

    Teams or Meet meetings are recorded and transcribed on the project, and marIA summarizes what was agreed. The same goes for a voice note from someone on site.

  • Answers questions about your data

    “Which projects are over their planned hours?” In plain language, read-only, and showing where the answer comes from.

  • Searches the documentation

    It answers citing the specifications, drawings and procedures you have uploaded.

  • Drafts the reply

    The reply to the customer, with the whole project history in view. A person reviews and sends it.

What it does not do: schedule, assign or move dates. Without AI, attendo Projects works in full.

See the attendo AI

Integrations

Connected to what you already use

attendo does not replace your ERP or your accounting. The connector with Odoo, SAP Business One, Business Central or Holded is native: the project’s billable items go to the ERP, which issues the invoice. With humaneo, also native, you round out people management, except payroll.

Meetings are booked in Teams or Meet from the record, the calendar syncs with Outlook, and API v4 and webhooks connect everything else. If another tool needs the data, it reads it through the API or MCP.

See integrations

Honest comparison

Where it fits (and where it does not)

We would rather you know now than at the third meeting.

If your priority is…attendo Projects
Projects that end in installation, maintenance or support for the same customerattendo ProjectsThis is its home turf: the project carries on in the same platform
Tracking hours, costs and workload for a team running several projects at onceattendo ProjectsA good fit
Software development with sprints, code issues and repositoriesattendo ProjectsAn agile development tool is the better choice
Job costing and budget control for a large general contractorattendo ProjectsYour construction ERP is the better choice. attendo can run the execution and pass it hours and materials

By department: engineering and projects. By industry: construction and engineering, energy and renewables and consulting and professional services.

Compare attendo vs. Excel, calculate the return on attendo with your numbers and read what a technician hour really costs. In the glossary: customer profitability.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Is it only for construction?

No. It works for any company that runs projects: an installation, a software rollout, a plant shutdown, a store opening or a consulting engagement. Phases and line items are one way to organize it, not a requirement.

Can I import the budget?

Yes, if your estimating software exports to BC3, as Presto or Arquimedes do. Phases, line items and amounts come in ready to schedule.

Can I see the margin while the project is running?

Yes. Hours at their rate, expenses and materials add up as they are logged. Profitability is shown per project, just as it is per customer or per contract.

Does attendo invoice the project?

No. attendo is not an ERP or an accounting system. It prepares what is billable, such as hours, materials, orders and delivery notes, and passes it to your connected ERP, which issues the invoice and handles tax filings.

How do I know who is overloaded?

With the workload report. It compares the planned hours on each document with each person’s actual working hours, holidays and time off included, by day, week or month.

Can the team work from their phones?

Yes. With the iOS and Android app, each person works on their documents, checklists, photos and signatures, offline too. The Gantt chart, portfolio and workload are desktop screens.

What happens when the project ends?

You stay on the same system. What you installed becomes the customer’s assets, with their contract and preventive maintenance plan in attendo CMMS, and the project history stays on its record.

Can my customers and subcontractors log in?

Yes, without a license. Customers see their own records in the portal and download what they signed. Subcontractors get their jobs in the supplier portal and close them without entering your system.

Request a demo

Bring a real project. We will show it to you set up.

Give us the budget or the work list of a project in progress and we will show you attendo with your phases, your people and your deadlines. If it is not a fit, we will tell you.

  • With your operation, not a generic demo
  • A real person from our team replies
  • No cold calls afterwards

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Which area do you want to see in the demo?

With your work email we prepare the demo around your case.

In one or two sentences.

If you chose Maintenance (CMMS)

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