Status scattered across sites
Every site and every trade reports differently, so there is no single view of which jobs are on track and which are about to slip.
FACILITIES PROJECT GOVERNANCE
Facilities management project software that shows status and spend across every site in one place. See the projected finish on each fit-out, plant replacement, and maintenance program, and the slip against the budget you defend to the board or landlord.
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The problem
A facilities manager rarely runs one big project. You run a fit-out on level three, an HVAC replacement at the second site, a board upgrade in the plant room, and a planned maintenance program rolling across the portfolio, all at once. Each lives in a different spreadsheet, a contractor email thread, or someone's head. When the landlord asks why the chiller swap is late, or the board asks where the capital budget went, you spend a day building the answer from scratch.
Every site and every trade reports differently, so there is no single view of which jobs are on track and which are about to slip.
You answer to a board or landlord for capital spend, but committed cost and exposure sit in separate quotes and invoices instead of one running total.
The first sign a plant replacement is overdue is usually a call from site after the trades have already arrived and stood down.
When a maintenance date or a fit-out cost moves, there is no clean record of who changed it, when, and why.
How Phaselo handles it
Break each project into an Epic for the whole job, Stories for each work package, and Tasks for the trades, then set the dependencies. Phaselo returns the projected finish date and the critical path per project, and alerts you in-app and by email the moment a task goes overdue or a live project is projected past its baseline.
Going live freezes the baseline, and slip on every fit-out and plant replacement is always measured against it. Re-baselining requires a recorded written reason, and an append-only audit trail keeps who changed what, when, and why, so you have the answer before the board or landlord asks.
A triage board sorts every active project into on-fire, at-risk, and on-track, so you stop opening twenty jobs to find the one that needs you. Cost rolls up by cost centre into budget, committed, exposure, and headroom across all sites, and a capex request freezes its figures at generation for offline sign-off.
Built for this work
Break the project into phases, work packages, and tasks, set the dependencies, and Phaselo returns the projected finish and the critical path. Go live to lock the baseline, then track slip against it as the work moves.

Pricing
$8 per user per month, flat. No tiers, no caps. Every plan includes the critical-path engine, baseline governance, the audit trail, slip alerts, and all five views. 14-day free trial, no credit card.
FAQ
For facilities teams running many small-to-mid projects at once, the tool needs to show status and spend across every site in one place, not just hold a task list. Phaselo runs a critical-path engine that projects each job's finish date, tracks slip against a locked baseline, rolls cost up by cost centre into budget, committed, exposure, and headroom, and sorts every active project into on-fire, at-risk, and on-track on a triage board. It is $8 per user per month, flat, with unlimited projects.
Create an Epic for each project, Stories for each work package, and Tasks for the trades, then set the dependencies. The portfolio money strip totals budget, committed, exposure, and headroom across every site, and the triage board ranks active projects by how much they need your attention. You see the whole portfolio in one place instead of opening a separate spreadsheet per site.
Yes. In Phaselo, cost rolls up by cost centre into budget, committed, exposure, and headroom, live from the plan. When you need figures signed off, a capex request freezes them at generation so the document you circulate cannot disagree with what the project is actually spending. There is no approval workflow built in: the capex freeze is for offline sign-off.
Going live captures the baseline, and slip is always measured against it, so the number is honest. Re-baselining requires a recorded written reason, and an append-only audit trail logs who changed what, when, and why, with entries that are never edited or deleted. When a sponsor asks why the chiller swap or fit-out date moved, you have the original commitment and the documented decision side by side.
Yes. Phaselo is fully mobile-responsive, so you can check task status, update progress, and mark items done from your phone on site. The board view is useful in the field: drag a card to Done as a trade finishes. It works across unlimited projects and sites on the same flat $8 per user per month price.
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