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Project Server Budget/Financial Management

Have you ever tried to do budget mangement in Project Server without UMT's financial mangement plugin (UMT 360). This can be a complex task as you do not want a very detailed plan of the financial usage, but rather just track the approved budget from the steering comittee.

UMT 360 can do a lot of cool stuff with your financial data. But if your company are not ready for the full rollout of this module and just want to track if the projects and departments are on track a more simple solution could be the answar.

This is where Projectum's app "Project Financials" come into the picture.

This app simply adds a new area to your project page (PDP) which allows you to save the budget for the Project.


This can then be summed up and catagorized in some nice reports.


Try it out!!

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