The project-domain foundation model for enterprise agents

Who is PlanVector for?

Project, PPM and ERP platforms

Embed a project world model inside your copilots and analytics so you can offer reliable health, risk and margin insight to every customer portfolio.

Enterprise AI and data teams

Standardize on a project-domain model that can support internal agents across tools like Jira, D365, SAP, ServiceNow and your data warehouse.

Systems integrators and solution builders

Use PlanVector as the project intelligence engine inside your accelerators and reference architectures for complex programs and transformations.

What PlanVector is

A project world model that finds the signal in the noise

PlanVector is a domain-specific foundation model for the project management domain. It is trained to read multi-week histories of project metrics and infer critical signals in your data to provide new and actionable insights, such as:

  • Current project and portfolio health
  • Positive and negative drivers behind schedule and margin movement
  • Short horizon risk patterns and stability

The model is deployed in your own cloud environment and called from your agents when they need a grounded view of how a project is behaving.

Why generic models are not enough

Generic models are good at summaries. Project agents need dynamics.

General foundation models are strong at summarizing emails, meetings and documents. They are less reliable when you ask them to:

  • Judge project health in a consistent way week after week
  • Recognize early risk patterns before thresholds trip
  • Explain margin and schedule changes using noisy metric histories

PlanVector is trained directly on project dynamics. It treats metric histories as signals from a system and learns how project states typically evolve. The result is a model that gives project-aware judgments your agents and dashboards can use as a stable input.

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Building an agent for the project domain?

If you are building agents that need to understand project and portfolio behavior, let us show you how PlanVector can sit at the center of that stack.

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