£32bn per year
Lost to software complexity
UK businesses are estimated to lose around £32bn annually through software complexity, including wasted software spend, underused tools, failed implementations and hidden costs.
Source: Freshworks / ITProProject Assistant AI
An AI tool for project managers, stakeholders and developers. It helps teams define scope, track decisions, spot risks and give developers the context they need to build the right thing first time.
Less rework. Fewer delays. Better use of your delivery budget.
Your project data stays yours. AI models are not trained on your project information, and access remains controlled by your organisation.
FINANCIAL IMPACT
Software complexity, delivery delays and disruptive downtime quietly drain UK business budgets.
£32bn per year
UK businesses are estimated to lose around £32bn annually through software complexity, including wasted software spend, underused tools, failed implementations and hidden costs.
Source: Freshworks / ITPro£107,000 per year
UK enterprise IT teams reported software deployment delays costing an average of £107,000 per year, with 82% saying they experience delays.
Source: Gearset / Sapio Research via Intelligent CIO£3.7bn per year
UK businesses lost £3.7bn and 50.5 million hours in 2023 due to internet failures and disruptive downtime.
Source: Beaming / CensuswideClearer scope, better delivery control and faster access to project knowledge help reduce the waste behind these numbers.
Integrations
Connect project conversations, delivery tools and access control so the AI can support work without forcing teams into a new workflow.
Project scoping
Invite the AI to meetings, message it in chat, email it documents, and let it turn project conversations into clear scope and delivery outputs.
Step 1
Meetings, chat and email
Step 2
Meeting transcripts
Forwarded emails
Chat messages
Attached documents
No new workflow required
Step 3
Captures decisions
Finds missing details
Tracks risks
Remembers project history
Step 4
Scope document
Missing questions
Delivery backlog
Stakeholder update
Optional portal available for teams that want a central place to review projects, upload documents and chat with the AI.
Security and control
Control who can chat with the AI, email it, invite it to meetings and access project knowledge — using the identity and access tools your organisation already trusts.
Project information remains owned and controlled by your organisation.
AI models are not trained on your project data.
Only approved users can access the AI and the project information they are permitted to see.
Existing identity providers
Designed to integrate with Microsoft, Google and Auth0 access control
Approved users only
Project-level permissions
Role-based access
Organisation-owned data
Control every way people use the AI
Developer delivery
Create backlog items, track progress and let teams ask project questions inside the tools they already use.
Stage 1
Epics
User stories
Acceptance criteria
Technical questions
Stage 2
Designed to integrate with tools your team already uses.
Stage 3
User story: Customer approval workflow
Acceptance criteria created
Missing dependency flagged
Risk: approval owner not confirmed
Ask AI: Why is this blocked?
Approval owner has not been confirmed by Finance.
Developers, PMs and stakeholders can ask the AI questions without leaving their usual workflow.
Scope becomes structured work items with acceptance criteria.
Risks, blockers and dependencies can be monitored during delivery.
Developers can ask questions from the card, chat or email.
Stakeholder visibility
From initial scope to post-project review, the AI keeps stakeholders informed with clear reporting, risk visibility and long-term project memory.
Before delivery
Project specification
Timeline estimate
Budget range
Start with clearer expectations before work begins.
During delivery
Progress updates
Risks and blockers
Status reports
Keep stakeholders informed without manual reporting overhead.
After delivery
Planned vs achieved
Reasons for change
Lessons learned
Use project memory to improve future delivery.
Every project becomes a source of better decisions, clearer accountability and future savings.
Early access
We are preparing early access for teams that want clearer project scope, better delivery visibility and fewer costly surprises. Register your interest and we’ll let you know when early access becomes available.
Your email will only be used for product updates and early access information.
Q&A
Project Assistant AI is an AI tool that helps project managers, stakeholders and developers reduce wasted project spend with clearer scope, better control and faster delivery.
It captures project conversations, turns them into useful delivery information, and keeps project knowledge accessible over time.
In practical terms, it works as an AI project assistant and AI project management assistant for teams that need project knowledge to stay usable.
Project Assistant AI is designed for teams involved in planning, managing and delivering projects.
It is especially useful for project managers, IT teams, business stakeholders, developers, PMO teams, transformation leaders and senior decision-makers who need better visibility over project delivery.
Project Assistant AI helps reduce waste by improving project scope, highlighting missing information, tracking risks and giving developers the context they need to build the right thing first time.
This can help reduce rework, delays, duplicated effort and time spent searching for project information.
Yes. Project Assistant AI is designed to join project conversations across tools such as Microsoft Teams, Slack and Zoom.
It can capture key decisions, actions, risks, questions and project context from meetings so important information is not lost.
Yes. Teams can interact with Project Assistant AI through the tools they already use, including chat, email and meetings.
Users can message the AI, forward emails, send documents, ask questions and receive answers without needing to change their normal workflow.
Project Assistant AI can help create project scope documents, missing-question lists, structured backlogs, stakeholder updates, risk summaries, decision records and post-project review reports.
It helps turn messy project information into clear delivery outputs.
For early planning, it supports AI project scoping; during delivery, it can act as an AI backlog generator and help with AI project reporting.
Project Assistant AI gives developers clearer requirements, acceptance criteria, technical context and answers to project questions.
Developers can ask what was agreed, why something is blocked, what is included in scope, or where a requirement came from.
It also gives developers access to AI project memory, so past decisions and delivery context are easier to find.
Project Assistant AI is designed to connect with tools such as Azure DevOps, Jira, GitHub, Notion and JetBrains TeamCity.
It can help create backlog items, monitor progress, surface blockers and keep project information connected to delivery work.
This makes it useful as project delivery AI that connects project context to the tools where work is planned and shipped.
No. Customer project data is not used to train AI models.
Project Assistant AI is built around the principle that customer data remains owned and controlled by the customer.
Access can be managed using existing identity and access systems such as Microsoft, Google and Auth0.
Organisations can control who can chat with the AI, email it, invite it to meetings and access project information. Users should only see the project data they are permitted to access.
These controls support AI project governance by keeping project access aligned with organisational permissions.