Project Insight vs Base Builders: Which is a better fit?

PI has so many great tools and reports it is excellent to allow users to "deep dive" on their projects to help identify issues and tasks that may need improving.

I had never deployed a Program Management Tool and this was a very aggressive schedule.

Fazal Rahman F

Data collection officer

It is so much profitable while exploring it more and more scheduling and resource management is fantastic.

Exporting data can be a mess. Price might be high for the market target of this software.

The statistics charts look really good and help to understand the status. Reporting through Gantt charts helps further understanding the statistics and make this system look good.

The scroll down on the time grid should automatically keep the heading for the dates. It’s hard to constantly rescroll and keep the Info needed where it needs to be.

Power users have the ability to create their own forms and add form fields to reports. Consultant is very responsive to requests and is delightful to work with.

Furthermore, many customization choices were restricted, hence posing challenges in adapting the platform to our precise requirements.

The software is easy and almost fun to use, the data it provides is very useful and it all just makes sense. If we have questions or problems, the staff at BaseBuilders is super responsive.

The interface is hard to use and it's difficult to search and find items in lists.

We had trial copies of the Delteks of the world, but for a small company, we needed a product that was easy to implement, had great service help, and integrated completely with Quickbooks.

The software can be very slow at times, and it is hard for me to multitask with it open on my computer.

It easily tracks my time, and I love the ability to add comments on each task.

I am more of the technical support person in our office, I installed Praesto AE, do the updates, and trouble shoot.

I like that we are able to see if we are profitable or not on a project. It allows us to see how much we are actually paying versus what we are charging.

As we use it a lot during the day, it slows down more until it freezes.