Your project org chart, always current, always under control.
CleverGram brings together who holds each position, what state it is in, who approved it and whether their documents are in order. The whole team sees the same thing, up to date.
An org chart that is only drawn is not managed. That has a cost nobody sees.
What does keeping the project org chart up to date cost your team?
Six questions about how you manage it today. Your result appears instantly.
Everything that happens to the people on your project, in one place.
Lifecycle and approvals, shaped to your company
Each position moves through its states, from planned to demobilised. You define the states and who approves each step, no coding needed.
Documents up to date, position by position
Each type of position requires its own documents. CleverGram stores each person’s documents with their expiry and flags what is missing or due, before anyone goes on site without them.
Staffing plan: planned versus covered
Month by month, how many positions the project needs and how many are filled. Broken down by category or department, so you see shortages before they happen.
Full history and an official org chart in one click
Every change is logged with author and date. Save revisions of the org chart and produce the client PDF, with actual and planned dates told apart.
Up and running without stopping the project.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to change how we work on day one?
No. We start from your current org chart and a process template you adapt yourselves. The client PDF is one click away from day one.
Does it fit our approval process?
Yes. You define the states, who approves each step and the rule (any one, majority or unanimous), no coding needed.
Does it work for several projects at once?
Yes. Each project has its own org chart, settings and users, and you can see them all from one dashboard.
Where is our data stored?
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Let’s see it with your own project.
Book 30 minutes. We load a sample org chart (or yours, anonymised) and show you how it would look.