Avium for PMOs

Avium for PMOs — portfolio status, cross-project risk, and the report that writes itself

The status report shouldn't eat your whole Thursday. Avium reads every project's work management data — Jira today, or any tool — and hands you the portfolio rollup: what's on track, what's at risk, and the number you can take to the steering committee.

Avium SignalsSprint Risk Forecast
72risk score
Sprint 24: Trending to miss
Pace, blockers, and over-allocation, scored as one number.

Status-report Thursday

It's Thursday. The steering committee is Friday at 10. You open six projects, ping four leads for an update, and start copy-pasting into the deck. Two reply by end of day; the others you guess at. You color the RAG statuses green, amber, amber, green — best judgment — and by the time you present, one of the greens is already a slip nobody escalated. The committee asks why, and you don't have the receipt for what changed.

The PMO's job is to give leadership a picture of delivery they can trust. The tools hand you raw tickets, one project at a time, and ask you to assemble that picture by hand — every single week. That's the gap Avium closes.

What changes with Avium

Avium reads every connected project on a schedule and assembles the portfolio view continuously. The status report becomes something you review, not something you build:

  • Portfolio rollup — every project's health in one view (on track / at risk / slipping), with the driver named. No hand-maintained RAG spreadsheet that's stale by Friday.
  • Cross-project risk — sprint risk scored the same way across every team, ranked. 'Which projects are in trouble' is a sorted list, not a gut call.
  • Capacity across projects — the person committed beyond capacity across several projects at once — invisible on each individual board, obvious on the aggregate.
  • Scope & schedule change — what got added or moved mid-cycle, with the timestamped receipt for the committee when a date moves.
  • The report that writes itself — Avium Intelligence drafts the plain-language status narrative; you edit and send, you don't assemble.
Avium IntelligenceFriday, May 31

Sprint 24 is trending to miss — three things need you today.

  • Sprint 24 at 72% riskSprint Risk Forecast

    Pace is 12 points behind with 4 days left; 2 blockers unresolved.

  • Mike is committed to 132% of capacityOver-Allocation

    Re-balance 2 tickets before standup or the sprint slips with him.

  • APP-43 blocked 9 daysBlocked & Stale

    Oldest blocker on the board — make it the first item at standup.

Grounded in 4 Avium Signals — every claim traces back to a real signal, so the numbers are never invented.
Avium Intelligence reads every Signal across your projects, ranks what's at risk, and drafts the plain-language status narrative — the AI layer that turns a portfolio of data into the short list you act on to keep delivery on track.

The Avium Signals you'll use most

See your whole portfolio in Avium

Free tier connects your work management tool (Jira today, more integrations on the way) and computes the Signals across your projects in minutes. The full Avium Intelligence rollup — the plain-language status narrative on top — is on the Business tier. Most PMOs start free and upgrade once leadership sees the first status view that assembled itself.

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