With Abraxio

Prioritize your projects according to your strategic objectives and master plan

Ensure clear communication of the impact of each initiative

Optimize resource allocation according to established priorities


An agile system to link your portfolio to your strategy and energize your governance

Structuring, arbitration, budget and resource allocation, communication… Abraxio works with you to give meaning, create value and use your resources wisely.

Structuring portfolios as you wish

With Abraxio, you can translate your strategy into concrete, readable and actionable roadmaps.

A clear framework for easier arbitration

Support your decisions with objective, shared criteria:

Optimize the allocation and management of your resources

Allocating the right resources to the right projects ensures optimal prioritization and execution in line with your objectives:

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Is it possible to create project templates with Abraxio?

Yes, Abraxio allows you to create and save your own project (or activity) templates, either by basing them on existing projects or by creating them from scratch.

What sets Abraxio apart from other PPM (Project Portfolio Management) solutions?

Abraxio stands out from other PPM solutions because it is specifically designed for IT departments. Beyond its ease of use and flexibility, Abraxio promotes collaborative project management by involving business teams from the requirement definition stage, while providing real-time tracking through customizable, summary reports. What truly sets Abraxio apart is its unique ability to easily reconcile the annual budget with project budgets, enabling IT departments to monitor and adjust the financial impact of projects in real time, providing clear and continuous visibility into allocated financial resources.

Does the Abraxio solution help align capacity planning with the IT department’s budget management?

Abraxio enables real-time reconciliation of resource tracking with budgetary impacts. By natively integrating projects, teams, and budgets, the solution provides a consolidated view that allows precise budget forecasting, identification of under- or over-staffed resources, adjustment of financial commitments, and transparent communication with stakeholders (Executive Management, Business Units, CFO) about needs and priorities.

What is the difference between a workload plan and capacity planning?

Workload planning allows precise management of projects and activities, from estimation to staff allocation. For managers, a workload plan provides full visibility into their team’s activities and forecasts. This information enables proactive action, anticipation of bottlenecks, and leveraging optimization opportunities. Capacity planning, on the other hand, is a more strategic approach. It provides a high level of oversight by allowing real-time comparison between staffing needs (budgeted project and activity hours) and the capacity to meet those needs (number of working days available from employees).