Projects · programmes · portfolios
Every deliverable, every risk.
One project record.
Papyrus PMIS keeps the scope, the schedule, the risks and the deliverables of every project on one record — for the manager, the team, the stakeholder and the client — with a portfolio above it and a phone in the pocket. In English and Arabic.
Fourteen days · set up by our team · no card
- Scope
- 148 of 240 items
- Schedule
- critical path holds
- Risk
- 11 open · 2 red
- Delivery
- 5 of 12 accepted
Updated 09:40 by the site manager, on a phone
The record
Four chapters. One project.
Every page of the project reads and writes the same record. Nothing is re-typed between a plan, a register and a report.
Scope
Charter, business case, requirements and user stories, the WBS and its coverage, traceability end to end, change requests with their impact.
Schedule
Gantt and the precedence network, milestones and stage gates, schedule health and compression, risk-adjusted forecasts, resource levelling.
Risk
The register with analysis and response, RAID in one log, assumptions and dependencies, escalations, quality and safety.
Delivery
Tasks and sprints, deliverables with acceptance, time and attendance, meetings and decisions, invoicing, reports the client reads.
Above the project
One portfolio. Every programme. All the projects.
A project belongs to a programme, a programme to a portfolio, and the record rolls up: the scorecard, the critical milestones of every project on one line, who carries what across projects, the dependencies between them, and the consolidated report.
- Delivery scorecard
- Critical milestones
- Resource heatmap
- Cross-project dependencies
- Contracts and spend
- Consolidated report
Portfolio 2026
Retail fit-outs
- Harbour Tower64%
- City Mall41%
- North Park22%
Central kitchen
- Line 278%
- Cold store55%
Everyone on the project
Six personas. One record, six views.
Each person joins as who they are and sees the record their way: the manager plans, the team executes, the stakeholder reads and comments, the consultant advises, the provider submits, the client approves.
- Manager
- Team
- Stakeholder
- Consultant
- Provider
- Client
Papyrus Go
The project in a pocket: tickets and requests raised with the camera, tasks by RACI, approvals decided with a thumb, the inbox on the app icon. Installs from the browser; no store needed.
Kept honest
We publish how it is kept honest.
- automated tests
- 4,100+
- automated tests
- screens walked in Arabic
- 166
- screens walked in Arabic
- ratchets that only tighten
- 12
- ratchets that only tighten
- languages, one record
- 2
- languages, one record
Pricing
One application. Priced by the people who sign in.
Project management is a flat price for the company; each person who can open a project is $10 a month. Projects are not counted. Prices in US dollars.
Existing tenants are founding tenants: everything included, nothing billed, until they choose to move.
Before you ask
Straight answers.
What happens when the demo ends?
A demo is its own company with an end date — fourteen days and five people. When you subscribe, we set up your company fresh, and the demo is retired.
How is it priced?
Project management is $49 a month for the company, and each person who can open a project is $10 a month. Projects are not counted. A year is twelve months for the price of ten.
Do our existing SOST-PM projects move?
Existing tenants are founding tenants: everything included, nothing billed, until you ask to move to a subscription. Your data stays exactly where it is.
Who can see our data?
Only your company. Every query is company-scoped, personas and permissions gate every page, and deletions leave restorable snapshots.
Does it run on a phone?
Yes — Papyrus Go installs from the browser on Android and iPhone, under your own address, with the same personas and permissions.
Talk to us
A demo, or a subscription sized to your team.
Start with one project. Keep every record.
No account is created; our team answers by e-mail.