Pay per user or pay by task bundle and get everything you need to make your project a success. No matter which plan you choose, you’ll get industry-leading features and functionality that afford you the flexibility to give your teams a competitive edge. To learn more about which plan is right for you, read about the many cost-saving and time-saving benefits below.
Project Deployment Wizard
"Out of the box" audience-specifc & aggregated Dashboards
Powerful project orchestration workflows
Synchronized Tasks across locations and teams
Gantt, Calendar, and Workfload Visibility
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Single-Sign On Capability
Location and User Import Capability
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Individual Task Status Webhooks
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| Project Orchestration Workflows | Jog | Run | Sprint |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bulk Add/Edit/Change tasks across multiple locations/teams | |||
| Engagement analytics/dashboards show overall progress and pinpoint locations lagging behind | |||
| Grant users dynamic access to groups of locations or teams | |||
| File approval workflow for designated tasks | |||
| Require location teams to certify project implementation | |||
| Group individuluals by team or location rather than projects. | |||
| Assign tasks in bulk according to job titles | |||
| Past-due notifications match users’ local date globally | |||
| Merge templates to ensure locations receive only relevant tasks | |||
| Workflow for each location to appoint a key individual (Coach) per project as the point of contact | |||
| Bulk Broken link/URL replacement utility | |||
| Crowdsourced feedback for continuous task improvement | |||
| Manage exemption requests from locations |
An in-flight task is a task that needs to be actioned. For example, a task with a status of Not Started or In Progress would be considered in-flight.
Inversely, any task that has already been completed is excluded from inflight tasks; tasks marked as not applicable are excluded; and any task that was part of a project which has been retired is excluded from in-flight tasks. In theory these tasks are no longer placing demand on our servers and thus you should not be paying for them.
Yes. Pacer allows you to identify every task and location by a set of attributes to help with filtering and reporting. You can customize these attributes to fit your company and project needs. For example, you will be able to add or edit department and discipline names for tasks, or brands, areas, regions, continents, and other fields that identify locations.
We understand that sometimes less is more. That’s why if you are not currently using a feature within your tier, you have the option to turn it off and turn it on again whenever your company needs change.
Pro Tip: Turning a feature off that is in your tier will reduce visual elements in the app, making it even easier for your users to pivot and get the job done. For example, you can turn on/off a task’s Start Date, Anticipated Effort, Pre-Requisites, or Steps for Completion to help your team stay focused on the specific task at hand.