The update focuses on closing the gap between financial planning and workforce execution, a common pain point for firms navigating complex government contract requirements. By incorporating real-world availability—such as approved time off—directly into forecasting models, the platform attempts to improve staffing accuracy and resource utilization. The new resource planning module is now generally available to all existing users.

Project managers gain expanded visibility through enhanced status reporting, which standardizes financial data across multi-project portfolios. Dave Sample, senior vice president of product management at JAMIS, stated that the goal is to shift contractors away from disconnected tools toward a unified operational model. Beyond internal reporting, the release improves external connectivity, specifically optimizing file storage and integration with SharePoint to streamline cross-team collaboration. The update is currently available to all partners and customers.