Track every project in real time from a centralized dashboard
As the preliminary steps progress, deliverables are validated and payments are triggered, Transparence maintains a living dashboard where every stakeholder can see, according to their access rights, the progress and the signals that require their attention.
Many derailments could be avoided with an overall view
A project plan can say everything is fine while the real needs are not being met. The problem is that the information lives in emails, spreadsheets and siloed tools. Transparence provides a solution by offering a single source of truth updated continuously, where potential drifts are flagged while there is still time to act.
- Track the real progress of deliverables and budget, project by project
- Catch warning signals before a deadline is missed
- Give every player the view that matches their role
A single source of truth, adapted to each role
The more you use the platform, the more it helps you anticipate
Every project tracked by the platform enriches a structured memory. Over time, the platform recognizes the most common causes of overruns and surfaces weak signals early, while you still have room to act.
- What used to be lost in post-mortems becomes an asset that can be consulted and used at the most useful moment.
- Key benchmarks can be drawn from comparable projects: durations, costs and risks.
- When risk accumulation accelerates on a project, an alert can be triggered.
Shared, anonymized base. No confidential data is exposed.
You have questions? We have the answers
Here you will find the questions that come up most often about real-time tracking and alert signals in Transparence. If yours is not covered in this section, do not hesitate to contact us directly.
No. Transparence does not ask you to enter project management data into its dashboard. The platform tracks the progress of the contract's commitments and their outcomes in your own tools, and does not manage a team's internal planning.
Not exactly, and that is by design: the platform presents the same data in different forms according to each role, instead of drowning everyone in the same information stream and forcing them to sort through it themselves. For example, while the project management office needs daily tracking to manage and course-correct, the governance committee does not need to see everything continuously. Transparence gives it the right elements to have the right discussions at the right time.
It is worth noting here that Transparence "alerts" are not necessarily "notifications". The goal is not to bury staff under intervention requests, but to make a drift visible while you can still act, sometimes several months in advance. The platform continuously compares what the contract planned with what is actually happening. A delay on a deliverable, a budget deviation or a validation override raises a signal, accompanied by a clear explanation and routed to the right person.
Every tracked project enriches a structured memory of friction points by step. For a new project, the platform can then identify comparable projects and surface the risks they actually encountered, for example the most common causes of overruns. When organizations choose to pool their data, it is done on an anonymized basis: everyone benefits from the collective knowledge without ever exposing what is confidential.
See the tracking of a project in real time
We can show you concretely how the dashboard, the alert signals and the role-specific views work, in complete confidentiality.