Product tour

The PM’s control layer, in one focused workbench.

Useful to one PM without team adoption: connect meeting notes, commitments, risks, and review material in a local project workspace alongside existing company systems. Keep source records where they belong.

Explore the connected views

Eight views. One connected control story.

Captured from the real product with fictional demo data.

Getting started

Start with one project and the work you need to track.

Open the Windows package

Approved pilot users receive a Windows package. Keep it on a fixed local drive and start it with the supplied launcher.

Bring in the essentials

Add project details, actions, and meeting notes. You can also paste a structured action or document list, review the preview, and apply it.

Keep it current

Update owners, dates, and status as work progresses. Project data stays on your computer; share explicit exports and keep backups. There is no cloud sync or shared-workspace editing.

Read setup, saving, and backup guidance

Inside the product

A focused workbench for real project control.

Captured from the real product with fictional demo data.
PM Control Workbench project overview for a fictional Alpha Control Retrofit, showing project context and ranked control items.
Project overview / control contextOpen full resolution
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Today / current control picture

Start with a decision-oriented view of projects, actions, gates, documents, and signals. The point is not another dashboard to maintain; it is a clear place to decide what deserves the next move.

  • ✓Portfolio and project attention
  • ✓Owner and due-date context
  • ✓Local workspace and save-status cues
Today identifies the overdue review, explains why it needs attention, and shows the next action in its project context.
See the item, the reason, and the next stepOpen full resolution
The selected Supplier review signal identifies Alpha Control Retrofit and its RID/comment source.
1. Start with a specific itemOpen full resolution
The same review is overdue, blocks a gate, and needs a chase. The next action is to clear the blocking RID.
2. Read the reason and the next actionOpen full resolution
02

Actions, gates, and project memory

Keep commitments and review material attached to the project context that gives them meaning. A signal should lead somewhere useful: an owner, a date, a document, a decision, or an evidence gap.

  • ✓Actions with source and backlink cues
  • ✓Gate and document readiness
  • ✓Explicit data-pack and report paths
Real PM Control Workbench project milestone detail for fictional Alpha Control Retrofit, showing the review dates and project context.
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03

Meeting outputs that keep moving

Meeting minutes are not the end of the workflow. Capture decisions and actions, keep owners and due dates visible, and export a durable handoff when the room is done.

  • ✓Decision and action capture
  • ✓Meeting-to-action linkage
  • ✓Explicit outputs and reports
Real meeting output context for the supplier commitment, recorded in the review notes and linked to an action.
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Structured project context

Ready for your corporate AI

Your project context. Your AI. Your policies.

PM Control Workbench brings tasks, work packages, risks, milestones, payments, controlling data, notes, history and relationships together in one structured context export.

Automatically refresh the export in a location you choose, such as a folder synced with OneDrive or SharePoint. Use your organisation’s approved AI tools to analyse projects, investigate variances, prepare briefings or decide what needs attention.

Explicit PMCW relationships add high-confidence context about how records connect. Your AI can still reason over the full exported project dataset.

Positioning

Control the project, not the tools.

It is not a new enterprise system of record.

PM Control Workbench is designed to work across the information and enterprise systems surrounding a project. It helps the PM hold the control picture together without claiming to replace every specialized tool.

It is a place to think and act.

Bring the operational picture close enough to make the next control move explicit, then carry the resulting decision or action into the systems and conversations that need it.