Track every dollar your project was supposed to save.
Type 1 captures pure financial impact. On the cost side, track estimated, budgeted, and actual spend together so you can see exactly where capital is going against what was approved.
Value Tracker closes the loop between what your business case promised and what your project actually delivers, tracking hard savings, productivity gains, and qualitative outcomes in one structured system of record.
See the gap between estimated, budgeted, and actual by dollar and by percentage the moment it opens.
Hard financial, soft productivity, and qualitative outcomes, all in one place, not scattered across reports.
Burn rate tracking and variance alerts surface problems before they become overruns, not after.

Type 1 captures pure financial impact. On the cost side, track estimated, budgeted, and actual spend together so you can see exactly where capital is going against what was approved.
Type 2 captures efficiency and productivity improvements that don't show up as direct cost reductions but represent genuine organizational value.
Track performance against your original model so you can validate assumptions, maintain accountability, and ensure projects deliver the value they were approved for.
Access variance by both currency and percentage across every tracked line so you can see not just that something is off, but how significant the drift is relative to the original commitment. Catch a 5% variance while it's still recoverable. Don't wait for a 40% miss to show up in a quarterly review.
Aggregates hard savings, soft savings, and qualitative outcomes across all tracked projects into a single executive-ready view. See which projects are performing, which are drifting, and where burn rate signals trouble ahead, without pulling a single report or chasing a single status update.
When actuals deviate from estimates, stakeholders don't just need to know what changed they need to know why. Attach notes directly to any tracked value in any period. Document a one-time expense that inflated costs, a delayed benefit that will catch up next quarter, or a changed assumption that shifted the baseline.


We caught a $2.3M projected overrun 6 weeks early because of the variance tracking. That's the kind of early warning no spreadsheet has ever given us.
Matthew Collins
VP of Finance, Enterprise Professional Services
For the first time, our CFO can see not just whether we're on budget, but whether the project is actually delivering the productivity gains we promised.
Daniel Roberts
Portfolio Director, Global Healthcare Organization

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Value Tracker gives you a structured, real-time view of what every investment is delivering in dollars, in hours, and in outcomes that actually matter.