Oracle Primavera Cloud vs Tempo Portfolio Manager

Oracle Primavera Cloud connects project owners and delivery teams for shared planning, scheduling, resource management, and risk management on engineering and construction work. It links contract schedules with field schedules, while field planning supports short-interval plans, task cards, progress updates, dashboards, and reports. Resource tools draw on a centralized pool of labor, equipment, and materials to plan capacity and demand across projects. Risk management includes a register, qualitative scoring, schedule and cost analysis, response plans, monitoring, and reporting. Portfolio and capital planning help owners evaluate and prioritize projects against organizational goals. The service can exchange XER files with Primavera P6 and documents imports from P6 XML or XER, Microsoft Project MSP XML, and Excel XLSX. Integrations include P6, Microsoft Project, Primavera Gateway, Oracle Integration adapters, and a REST API; some integrations can take up to 14 days to set up. It runs on Android, iOS, web, and API. Mobile apps require iOS 18 or higher or Android 14 or higher. Monthly service prices range from $12 a month for Progress to $220 a month for Portfolio and Capital Planning, each billed per Hosted Named User. Access to functionality depends on license and security privileges.

Tempo Portfolio Manager is a web-based project management platform for teams coordinating complex projects, shared resources, dependencies and changing priorities. Its predictive scheduling simulations forecast project outcomes and finish dates with a 90% confidence level. Resource tools include automatic leveling, workload predictions and views for 30-, 60-, 90- and 180-day periods. Scenario modeling updates plans as conditions change, while teams can assign tasks, share files, add real-time comments and view portfolio activity. Official integrations include Jira and Slack; Jira projects can be brought into a Scheduled Collection for prioritization, forecasting and scenario modeling. The Free plan lists 10 members, three projects and 300 tasks, but limits an organization to three licenses and does not include file storage. Essentials costs $15 a month, Professional costs $25 a month, and Ultimate costs $35 a month. SAML 2.0 single sign-on and the Open API are available on Ultimate. Organizations on Free, Essentials or Professional can start a seven-day Premium Trial.