You only need one tool to view project data with 100% accuracy. Seavus Project Viewer can easily scale up and adapt to your ever-growing team and expansion of projects created in MS Project.
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Accessing and analyzing project plans matters most on large-scale projects. Seavus Project Viewer does it swiftly and efficiently, which makes it an essential tool for the viewing group: team members, executives and external project stakeholders.
What the authors of the plans create in Microsoft Project is instantly accessible to that group, in a cost-effective tool that can be easily adopted internally.
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Bigger scale means a bigger need for different views, and Seavus Project Viewer has 26 of them. A view is a saved slice of the .mpp file, built for one reading: stakeholders who want milestones, HR managers who need staff capacity and working hours across projects.
Default Microsoft Project Gantt charts: Bar Rollup, Milestone Rollup, Milestone Date Rollup, Detail Gantt, Leveling Gantt, Tracking Gantt, Multiple Baseline Gantt.
Two standard views, as in Microsoft Project: Network Diagram and Descriptive Network Diagram, the second with room for labels inside each box.
The standard Calendar view, available by default in Microsoft Project.
The project manager customizes and saves views with preferred default settings, formats them to the presentation standards of the organization and stores everything in the .mpp file along with the project data.
Team members open that file and see the exact replication of the formatting the project manager applied, visual styles and customizations included.
Relationship diagram, showing predecessors and successors inside the plan or beside a task. Form view, a non-graphical, in-depth record of one task that combines with a Gantt chart.
The overall status of a project, in a form the team can act on. Reports show upcoming tasks, the ones falling behind and the critical ones, so team members and team leads can judge the health of the plan and make decisions from the data rather than from memory.
A vital communication medium between the project team and stakeholders
An essential tool for updating stakeholders on the project’s status
A robust way to find quick answers to specific questions
Insight into the viability of a proposed financial plan
In a team or on a company level, global templates introduce consistency of viewing data. When you open a project (.mpp) file, the application first loads what already exists inside it: views, calendars, tables, filters and groups.
Any missing component is supplied from the global template, so every plan opens with at least the views and the features the standard provides. Views the project manager modified and saved in Microsoft Project are preserved as they are.
The Options dialog points the application at another template (.mpt), stored on a local disk or reached through a network share, beyond the template installed with the product.
Six steps from Microsoft Project to every viewer in the team.
One global template on a network share removes manual copying of views, tables, filters, groups and calendars, keeps every plan consistent and gives one experience without duplicating effort per project.
One streamlined template per user group gives a curated set of views and features, so people stop navigating elements whose purpose they do not know and work in a familiar setting.
Templates built in Microsoft Project travel with the product: a financial officer can ask for cost and budget views, and the team can use that setup as it is.
The MSI setup lets IT deploy a designated global template or point the installation at a network share, so users never customize the product individually.