Our application

Henry, the project management application that makes you want to plan.

An application for the people who plan and for the people who do the work. Scheduling, collaboration, workload planning, capacity, time tracking, portfolio management and cross-project links: a single chain, a single reality of the project.

Our application

Henry, from planning to portfolio.

1. Plan

A shared, up-to-date schedule.

Tasks, links and milestones in a single chain. Every version of the plan can be named, to compare against later.

2. Workload

Workload against capacity.

Each member's total workload, split between this project and other work, against their capacity.

3. Report progress

Everyone says where they stand.

Time spent today and the work remaining, task by task. Consolidation comes next.

4. Progress review

The project manager approves what matters.

They are informed of every report, and only approve when the buffer no longer suffices and the objective is at risk.

5. Portfolio

From schedule to portfolio.

No re-entry, no side spreadsheet: progress and workload variances can be read where they happen.

HenryPlanningWorkloadMy workReviewPortfolio
Planning · comparison with a named plan

completed in progress upcoming named plan “October 21 version”

Team workload · hours per week
W44W45W46W47W48W49 Alma Ramírez30 h30 h32 h34 h34 h34 h Martin Gil32 h34 h41 h30 h26 h20 h Izan Roux34 h32 h30 h30 h28 h26 h

above 35 h: overload

Report progress · My week of November 9 to 15
New site preparationIn progressTight

Packaging line relocation

Mon 97 h
Tue 106 h
Wed 11—
Thu 12—
Fri 13—
65 %
Progress review · Project manager
1 New0 Seen0 Handled

Report from Lola López · Packaging line relocation

New site preparation
Buffer insufficient, objective at risk

Remaining reported : +6 h

ApproveAsk for details
Portfolio · Customer projects
Packaging line relocationIn progress · 48 %+106 h
Workshop extension studyIn progress · 35 %+56 h
Packaging line installationIn progress · 67 %+45 h
Overhead crane replacementCompleted · 100 %—

Workload variance per project

The work comes first

Every feature must be useful to the person who uses it every day. Consolidation comes next.

The whole chain

From schedule to portfolio, with no re-entry and no parallel files: progress is read where it happens.

Born in the field

Designed from more than 10,000 schedules managed by our customers and some forty large-scale engagements.

Where Henry comes from

2009 · 2011

Since 2009, Xavier Hovasse and Mathieu Chateau have been designing and deploying project management solutions. They were among the first to offer Microsoft Project Server as SaaS, before Microsoft even launched Project Online. That activity gave rise to PM SIDE in 2011. Our customers have managed more than 10,000 schedules and recorded more than 5 million working hours with it.

More With Project

We then developed More With Project, an add-on that makes Microsoft Project easier to use and improves schedule quality through a proven methodology and a virtual coach that detects anomalies.

Late 2025

For years, we adapted existing tools to operational realities. In late 2025, we chose to build Henry on a different basis: equip the work first, so that reporting follows from it.

Who Henry is for

Organizations
Large groupsSmall and mid-sized companiesEngineering firmsR&D teams
Sectors
IndustryEnergyPublic sector
Roles
Project directorsPMOsPortfolio managersProject managersResource managers

It also suits teams that still steer with spreadsheets, or that stopped tracking their workload closely because it took too much time.

How we offer Henry

Under licence

Henry is offered under licence.

Training and support

Training and support aim to make your teams self-sufficient.

Direct and through integrators

We offer it first in France, through direct sales and a network of integrators: we provide the software, the methodology and the reference frameworks; our partners handle deployment.

To see Henry on cases close to yours, book a 30-minute demonstration or visit its website.

A question about Henry, More With Project or Project Server? Let's talk.