Scenario Planning

Spin up sandboxes to model all scenarios.

Model changes to staffing, budgets, scope and timelines in a private sandbox, then publish the plan your team chooses.

Team planning and comparing project scenarios together.
Test Ideas Safely

Ask “what if?” in a private sandbox.

Compare realistic options using current project, staffing and financial data.

Compare Before You Change

Compare realistic options without changing live projects.

Measure each option using the staffing, cost, schedule and project data your team uses every day.

Private sandbox

Copy live project or staffing data into a private workspace.

Staffing options

Test staffing levels, skills, rates and availability.

Compare outcomes

Review changes to cost, capacity, scope and timing.

Publish scenario

Move the approved scenario into live projects when ready.

Test Ideas Without Risk

Test changes without disrupting production.

Create a private scenario from current project or staffing information.

Change dates, staffing, rates, task structures and resources without disturbing the live plan. Share the scenario with the people responsible for the decision before anything becomes operational.

  • Model client scope or deadline changes
  • Compare internal staff with freelancers
  • Explore project and staff plans privately

Scenario A: deliver with the current team.

Scenario B: add freelance capacity to protect the date.

Compare cost, duration, staffing and delivery dates across scenarios.

Model the Changes

Compare the impact of each option.

Review cost, duration, staffing and downstream impact before deciding how to proceed.

Review each option with your team, then publish the approved scenario when you are ready.

Create alternative plans by changing staffing, dates, scope, rates and resources. Compare their cost, timing and capacity against the same business context, then publish the chosen scenario back to live operations.

Review and Approval

Share, review and approve each scenario.

Review scenarios together

Share scenario plans with the people responsible for the decision.

Track changes

Use Time Machine to understand how plans and assumptions changed.

Publish when approved

Merge the approved scenario only when the team is ready.

See Projectal compare scenarios before you commit.

Test staffing, schedule, scope and budget changes safely before updating the live plan.

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