When an organisation is running dozens of projects at once, the hardest question to answer is usually the shortest one: how far are we from target right now? This system brings every project onto a single dashboard that compares actuals against target month by month, pulls anomalies out onto a page of their own, and provides a chat box for asking about project data in Thai instead of opening report files one at a time. ThinkVerse AI built it as the project-management system for CPF Feed.
Built for
Executives and PMO teams running dozens of projects at once who have to report progress against target every week
Actuals against target, on one screen
The opening screen puts portfolio-wide metrics along the top: project value against target, incremental revenue and savings against target, and the number of projects still running against the total. Each one carries its progress towards target alongside it. Below sits a chart of actuals against target month by month, which shows which months ran ahead of plan and which fell behind, something a single cumulative figure hides entirely.
- Project value against target
- Incremental revenue and savings against target
- Projects still running against total projects
- Monthly actuals-versus-target chart
Separating trends from anomalies
The menu is organised around different questions. The monthly-trend page separates value into the part that is revenue and the part that is savings, together with the distribution of each metric, while the per-project, team and observations pages are for detail. The important one is the anomaly page, which gathers everything that warrants a look into a single place, so limited executive time goes on what is out of line rather than on working through projects that are already fine, one at a time.
- Monthly trends, revenue separated from savings
- Distribution of each metric
- A single page for anomalies that need checking
- Per-project, team and observation detail pages
Asking about project data in Thai
Rather than opening several screens and assembling the answer themselves, users type a question such as a request for a portfolio summary into the chat box, and the system replies in structured Thai: progress against target on each dimension, how many projects are still running, and the monthly trend including which month performed best. Answers draw on the same data shown on the dashboard, and every screen is stamped with the time it was last updated, so the reader always knows which point in time they are looking at, a detail that matters a great deal in a meeting room.
- Natural-language questions about project data in Thai
- Answers cover progress to target, project counts and monthly trends
- Drawn from the same data shown on the dashboard
- Password login, with light and dark modes
- Last-updated time shown on every page