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Build the foundation
Gather the structure that guides the business so people can find the right way of working and use the same platform every day.
Project ManagementYour projects live in one tool.
Your projects live in one tool.
Your management system in another.
That costs more than you think.
AmpliFlow has built-in project management: tasks, milestones, timeline, discussions, files, and time tracking. In the same system as deviations, documents, and processes.
Project management built into the management system. Used by manufacturers, service companies, and consultants.
The problem
The project lives in one tool. The rest lives somewhere else.
The problem is not that the project fails. The problem is that the information around it gets scattered and never quite lands. Decisions disappear. Deviations are reported in another system. Documents end up in a folder nobody can find once the project is closed.
- The project tasks live in Planner. The deviation that appears lives in AmpliFlow. Nobody sees the connection.
- The decision was made in Teams. Six months later nobody remembers why.
- Every Friday the project lead calls around to build the status report by hand.
- The project is closed. The discussions are archived. The documents stay in a folder nobody can find.
In AmpliFlow, you run the project in the same system as deviations, processes, and documents. Nothing needs to be copied.
- Tasks, deviations, and documents in the same system, linked to each other.
- Discussions stay in the project. Searchable, dated, and tied to the right decision.
- Status is calculated from deadlines. No separate status report needed.
- When the project closes, the history stays available for everyone.
Inside the project
Open a project in AmpliFlow
Everything belonging to the project is in one place. Not scattered across email, shared drives, and chat channels.
Tasks
Owner, deadline, subtasks. Mark done and see progress in real time.
Milestones
Mark key deliverables on the timeline. Clear what needs to be done and by when.
Timeline
Drag and drop tasks and milestones. Rescheduling takes seconds.
Discussions
Questions and decisions live in the project. Searchable, linked to the right context.
Files
Drawings, specifications, and meeting notes directly in the project.
Time tracking
Log time against a task or the project as a whole. Stopwatch or weekly view. Manager approval built in.
Smart status
On Track, Behind, At Risk. Calculated from deadlines. Nobody needs to update a status report.
Portfolio view
All active projects in one timeline. Overlaps and resource conflicts are visible immediately.
From start to finish
Follow a project through the system
This is what it looks like in practice, from when the project is created until it is completed and the history stays behind.
The project is created
The production manager creates the project 'Packaging Redesign Line 3'. Sets milestones, invites the team, and chooses private visibility (only project members can see it).
Tasks are assigned
Twelve tasks with owners and deadlines. Subtasks for complex steps. The timeline shows dependencies and parallel tracks.
Work is underway
The team logs time against tasks via the stopwatch or weekly view. Discussion threads capture decisions. Files are uploaded directly in the project.
Status updates automatically
Two tasks pass their deadline. The project switches from On Track to Behind. The project lead sees it immediately in the portfolio view, without asking anyone.
The project is completed
All milestones done. Logged time is reviewed and approved by the manager. Discussions and files stay in the project as searchable history.
Part of the system
The project ends. The knowledge stays.
In most organisations, project knowledge disappears when the project closes. Meeting notes in an archived Teams channel, tasks in a completed Planner project. In AmpliFlow, the outcomes live on in the management system.
Deviation management
A deviation discovered during the project is reported in the same system. No copying between tools.
→ Read moreDocuments and checklists
Work instructions and checklists created in the project are published directly in document management.
→ Read moreManagement review
Project data is available when leadership needs the input. No manual compilation.
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"AmpliFlow has been a key partner for us. They gave us the tools and support we needed to make a real difference in how our company operates."
The platform
One platform that keeps the business connected
Start where the need is highest. Add more parts as the business grows, without creating new silos or losing context.
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Run work and follow-up
Keep projects, goals, meetings, and reporting together so leadership can see what is happening without side systems.
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Catch risks and improvements
Turn day-to-day signals into actions that someone owns, follows up, and closes in one shared flow.
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Keep evidence and external requirements together
Bring documents, checklists, suppliers, legal requirements, and competence into one place so follow-up and audits get easier.
Choose the tools you need
Processes, goals, projects, risks, documents, people, and external requirements live in the same platform. Start where the need is highest, then expand without adding new silos.
18 tools selected
- Common from the start
- Can be added
Management
Common from the start
Common from the start
Can be added
Common from the start
Governance & objectives
Common from the start
Can be added
Common from the start
Can be added
Common from the start
Common from the start
Risks & nonconformities
Common from the start
Common from the start
Common from the start
Common from the start
Can be added
Documents & data
Common from the start
Can be added
Common from the start
Common from the start
Can be added
Can be added
AI features in AmpliFlow
People
Common from the start
Common from the start
Can be added
Can be added
External requirements
Common from the start
Can be added
Common from the start
Can be added
Can be added
FAQ
Common questions about project management
Honest answers. No surprises.
What is included in a project?
Tasks (with subtasks), milestones, a drag-and-drop timeline, discussion threads, files, and time tracking. The project has members with roles: Owner, Editor, or Viewer.
How is this different from Planner, Asana, or Monday?
Feature-wise it is similar: tasks, timeline, milestones, discussions. The difference is that projects live in the same system as deviations, documents, processes, and actions. You avoid context-switching and stop copying information between tools.
How does time tracking work?
Team members log time against individual tasks or against the project as a whole. Time is logged via the stopwatch (start and stop in real time) or the weekly overview (fill in after the fact). Managers review and approve reported time.
Can we see all projects at once?
Yes. The portfolio view shows all active projects in a shared timeline. Overlaps, resource conflicts, and missed milestones are visible immediately.
Can we restrict who sees a project?
Yes. Projects can be public (everyone in the organisation) or private (only invited members). Administrators always see all projects.
Can we use the system in Swedish and English?
Yes. AmpliFlow is available with a Swedish and English interface. Each user chooses their language. This is a UI language setting, not a feature for bilingual content within the same project.
Do ISO standards require project management?
Not explicitly. But in practice, change is delivered as projects: new product launches, system migrations, improvement initiatives, expansion into new markets. Good project management matters whether you are ISO-certified or not. Having it in the same system as the rest of your operations means decisions, documents, and outcomes do not disappear when the project closes.
Have more questions?
Talk to us and we will show you how project management works in practice.
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