From the offer to the closing of the job: WBS and budget, Gantt with critical path and baselines, timesheets, materials, purchasing and a supplier portal, in one Power Apps model-driven app on Microsoft Dataverse.

Budget, WBS, plan, hours and purchases live in the project, not in separate spreadsheets and e-mails.
Approved hours become actual cost of the WBS, valued at the hourly cost valid on the day.
Open purchase orders show the committed cost, so the loss of margin is visible before the job closes.
Every area of ProjectIQ, each with its user manual in English, Italian, French and German.
The project is the heart of ProjectIQ: customer, project manager, dates, contract value, budget, actual and committed cost, progress. Each member has a project role.
Phases, work packages and tasks with budget, a Gantt chart with dependencies and critical path, and baselines to compare the plan with what is happening.

Allocate hours of resources on WBS nodes and read the heat map that compares, week by week, allocated hours with each person's capacity.

Weekly timesheet by project and task, approval or rejection by the project managers, and a daily reminder for people who forgot their hours.

Material usage, actual cost from approved hours and materials, committed cost of open orders, and a cost summary with estimate at completion and margin.

Requests with budget check, approval, RFQs with quote comparison, purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier invoices.

A Power Pages site where suppliers quote RFQs, confirm orders and keep their documents up to date.
Each project, purchase order and supplier document gets its own SharePoint folder, opened from the record.
Customers, suppliers, contacts, items and resources: the records costs, purchasing and planning rely on.
Users, security roles, cost visibility, company settings and the background automations.
Questions in natural language on ProjectIQ data, read-only, with the same permissions as the app.
ProjectIQ cards in Microsoft 365 Copilot: portfolio KPIs, hours logged and approved, draft projects from documents.
Copilot and Cowork answer questions in natural language, read-only, with the same security as the app. The Portfolio Agent brings ProjectIQ cards into Microsoft 365 Copilot.
AI can make mistakes. Check the answers; Copilot reads only the data your role can already see.
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Tools, environments and deployment of the solution, plugins and PCF controls.
SchemaTables, relationships and choices of the Dataverse solution, with diagrams.
ReleasePackage Deployer project, listing assets and the release workflow.
Power Apps Premium for internal users. Suppliers use the Power Pages portal.
In your company's own Dataverse environment: one database per company, nothing shared with other customers.
Only users with the OP365 Cost Visibility column security profile see hourly costs and the other protected cost columns.
No. Copilot and Cowork are read-only and see only the data your role can already access. The Portfolio Agent logs hours or creates a draft project only after you confirm.
The app and the manuals are in English, Italian, French and German.
Yes, under the Apache License 2.0. The source is on GitHub.