Pleasy

6.2easy start · #15 of 27
in Resource Management Software

Runs on Web.

Pleasy is ranked #15 of 27 in resource management software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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Product: Pleasy is an open-source platform for project management, resource planning, and time tracking.
Intended teams: The documentation describes Pleasy as designed for consulting teams and software houses.
Project lifecycle: Pleasy supports project estimation, planning, time tracking, and reporting for fixed-price and Time & Materials projects.
Estimation and conversion: Users can estimate effort by project phase and convert an approved estimate into a project with activities and budget imported automatically.
Planning: Planning includes Gantt and timeline views, task assignment, dates, and progress tracking.
Timesheets: Users can enter hours weekly, submit timesheets, and view their submission history.
Reconciliation: Pleasy compares planned and actual hours and supports reconciling data with external systems through configurable templates.
Roles and access: The documentation lists Admin, Project Manager, and User roles with role-based access to features.
Data isolation: The documentation says company data is isolated by company_id and users can access data belonging to their own company.
Languages: The documentation says the interface is available in Italian and English.
Demo: The site offers a demo and says its demo data resets every night.
Open source: The site describes Pleasy as 100% open source and invites visitors to explore and contribute to its code.

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