Pocket PMOTruth Engine for reconciling external project data
Keep the task tool your team already uses, and see when its status no longer matches the plan Pocket PMO is computing.
A connected workflow, not another isolated file
Pocket PMO keeps project management techniques close to the rest of the project record so decisions can be based on consistent data.
- Connect Jira, Asana, Monday.com, Smartsheet, or a CSV export
- Compare remote item status with the Pocket PMO project record
- See which items have drifted before the status meeting
How teams use it
- Step 1
Open a project and connect a board, sheet, or CSV export.
- Step 2
Sync the remote items into the Truth Engine.
- Step 3
Review drift and alignment before you report status.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Truth Engine?
The Truth Engine connects an external task source (Jira, Asana, Monday.com, Smartsheet, or CSV) to a Pocket PMO project and shows where that source no longer matches the local project record.
Does the Truth Engine replace Jira or Asana?
No. Pocket PMO stays a planning and forecasting layer. The Truth Engine reads the external tool so you can see drift; it does not replace the task manager your team already uses.
What does drift mean?
Drift is a difference between an item in the connected tool and the same item in Pocket PMO. The Truth Engine lists those items so status is based on a comparison, not a recollection.
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Pocket PMO keeps project management techniques close to the rest of the project record so decisions can be based on consistent data.