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What Is LiquidPlanner?
LiquidPlanner is a project management solution that uses Planning Intelligence to help you align your people, projects, and priorities like never before. Forecast timelines, spot resource bottlenecks, and mitigate deadline risk from the start.
Use predictive scheduling to adapt to change and manage uncertainty, so you always know when work will be done. Plan work, predict the future, and perform beyond expectations with LiquidPlanner.
Who Uses LiquidPlanner?
Engineering, technology and manufacturing teams use LiquidPlanner’s Planning Intelligence to inform resource alignment, enhance collaboration and enable teams to deliver projects with confidence.
Where can LiquidPlanner be deployed?
About the vendor
- Tempo
- Founded in 2006
LiquidPlanner support
- Phone Support
- Chat
Languages
English
LiquidPlanner pricing
Starting Price:
- Yes, has free trial
- Yes, has free version
LiquidPlanner has a free version and offers a free trial. LiquidPlanner paid version starts at USD 15.00/month.
About the vendor
- Tempo
- Founded in 2006
LiquidPlanner support
- Phone Support
- Chat
Languages
English
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Features of LiquidPlanner
Reviews of LiquidPlanner

Happy Customer
Comments: The product itself is great and we rarely need assistance from the LP team to get the most out of the platform. Our reporting and ability to manage multiple projects has greatly improved since implementing LiquidPlanner into our operations.
Pros:
The ability to dynamically update your entire portfolio based resource availability or task completion helps our small team set the right expectation and understand the impact each project produces across our customer base.
Cons:
Its built for enterprise integration, so in our industry the lack of integration into our CRM systems was limited.
Alternatives Considered: Microsoft Project, Basecamp and ConnectWise PSA
Reasons for Choosing LiquidPlanner: ConnectWise's project management module is not user friendly and lacks any type of coherent portfolio management. When we run 30-50 projects at a time, we need a tool that can easily handle the dynamic nature of that many projects and keep the team on track.
Switched From: ConnectWise PSA
Reasons for Switching to LiquidPlanner: This platform solved our exact need for our IT project management focused on a FIFO approach.
An In-Depth Review of LiquidPlanner
Comments: Overall, LiquidPlanner is a great tool for managing projects. It has an intuitive user interface and powerful features that help users plan, track, and manage projects with ease. The cost can be a bit steep for some, but it is definitely worth it for those who need a comprehensive project management solution.
Pros:
LiquidPlanner is an incredibly powerful project management tool that helps users plan and manage projects with ease. It provides an intuitive user interface to help users easily navigate through the software, allowing them to quickly understand the process and get started. With LiquidPlanner, users can easily manage tasks and resources, track progress, collaborate with team members, and make sure that deadlines are met.
Cons:
While LiquidPlanner is a great tool, there are a few drawbacks. The cost of the software can be quite expensive for a small business, and the learning curve can be quite steep for new users. Additionally, the customer support could be improved, as sometimes it can take a while for them to respond to inquiries.
[LiquidPlanner Classic] Decent product, feels dated
Comments: Overall, LiquidPlanner does very well in a very limited capacity. However, as our company grows, we are beginning to feel that we have outgrown the platform.
Pros:
We use LiquidPlanner to track ongoing tasks and client budgets/burn rates. In this regards, it is easy to set up clients, projects, and tasks, and from there, to log our efforts to those tasks.
Cons:
Given that prioritization works by the 'higher' a task is in the list, the greater priority it is given, prioritization has been difficult as we list projects alphabetically. That means that all tasks in project "A" will be prioritized over project "Z". We've had to create separate packages for prioritization, which leads to a lot of overhead.We have a lot of 'retainer' type clients, who have monthly budgets. We need to track ongoing work, as well as remaing budgets. In order to calculate how much is remaining in some of our reports, we have had to create tasks with assigned roles (such as "Sr Consultant" or "Jr Consultant") to 'hold' time on accounts for specific skills sets, and then, on a daily basis, go and update those 'holding' tasks. We have validated with LP support and they felt this was the easiest approach, but again, leads to a lot of overhead.The platform has not really changed since I have been using it (the last 6 years). A new version of LiquidPlanner is rolling out, but would require a full migration in order to benefit from new features. We have seen some other platforms that appear to offer significant upgrades in certain areas.
Liquid planner bridges the gap between manufacturing and construction.
Comments: We sit between manufacturing and construction, this system bridges the gap between a resource planner and project management tool. It is the only system we have found that makes intuitive changes to project dates based on changes to resource or changes to projects and assigned personnel.
Pros:
The software is intuitive combining both resource planning and project management, both systems influencing each other, giving accurate predictions based on real time information and updates.
Cons:
The Gant chart for individual and the overall project portfolio is very basic cannot be exported as a report. When changing priorities the effect of the change cannot be demonstrated against the previous expected finish dates as the previous dates are lost. It would be good if you could mock run a change of the project priority and the system showed the previous finish dates dates against the new dates, demonstrating the effect the priority change has on the project finish.Sending an email on significant project milestones would be a good feature.
Alternatives Considered: monday.com
Reasons for Choosing LiquidPlanner: Monday only predicts in half days task could only be calculated in days. Resources had no effect on finish dates of projects. Finish dates didn't change, the system only flags resource clashes but does not calculate the effect.
Switched From: monday.com
Reasons for Switching to LiquidPlanner: As stated above
LiquidPlanner Project Management that Works!
Comments: We consolidated a variety of tools (spreadsheets, Microsoft Project, email) into a single project management system used by the entire company. This streamlined our training and minimized our project management overhead. LiquidPlanner did a great job at what it claimed to do - project management.
Pros:
The product was simple to use. It was easy to for remote access since it is a SAAS. It did a great job keeping track of project tasks. Each task was simple to enter and simple to manage. Task attachments and checklists were nice features that gave additional information to the person doing the task and the project manager.
Cons:
The software has a specific mentality about project management. If you follow that mentality, the software is amazing. If you decide you know better, it will lead to lots of lost time in trying to gain metrics from LiquidPlanner. Our team was trained on the former, but decided to do it their own way for about 16 months. It was a long hard battle to get our management team to switch to the LP mentality. When they finally did, the tool just worked with minimal effort and overhead. So, more our issue than LPs, but LP could be more flexible.
Alternatives Considered: Jama Connect and Cognition Cockpit
Reasons for Choosing LiquidPlanner: SAAS plus SSO features and consolidation of tools.
Switched From: Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel
Reasons for Switching to LiquidPlanner: Team input and ease of use.