Command Center

What changed in Command Center recently

1. Improved · Release 1.99 · 3 November 2026

   Decisions are ranked by what acting is worth on each project’s own figures — every value is worked line by line or marked as an estimate, reliability now tests real evidence (a worked value, named records and sources, stated assumptions) rather than filled-in fields, cash that only arrives earlier is shown but never counted, days on projects running side by side are no longer added, and the Command Center, activity feeds, Ask, safety and site cards show only what the records hold — a step that needs approval is shown as prepared for its approver, never as done automatically.

2. New · Release 1.77 · 27 October 2026

   Master plan now opens on every project in the switcher, the demonstration projects included: the whole program from mobilization to handover against its baseline, with progress, slip, the critical path and the milestones — the same progress, slip and forecast finish the Command Center, Planning & Scheduling and the scope bar show.

3. New · Release 1.56 · 23 October 2026

   Customize the Command Center: choose the key figures your role panel leads with — from cash at stake, margin and portfolio value to open risks, overdue receivables, weighted health or worst slip — put them in order with the first leading, and show, hide or reorder every section and both columns. Saved in your browser per role focus; Reset restores the default.

4. Improved · Release 1.56 · 23 October 2026

   Command Center panels open the screen they summarize — the briefing and tasks the decision queue, the health matrix and status the portfolio, risks the risk register, the health strip the portfolio and site operations — and each key metric opens its own screen.

5. New · Release 1.53 · 23 October 2026

   Keyboard shortcuts on desktop: G then a letter jumps to a screen (G D for Decisions, G C for Command Center), / opens search, and ? lists them all.

6. Improved · Release 1.53 · 23 October 2026

   The Command Center leads with one figure for the role you are viewing as — cash at stake for a CEO — with three supporting figures and named next actions, instead of the same portfolio numbers repeated three times.