Project management
OpenProject brings work packages, schedules, project wikis and time tracking into a shared workspace. Its Community edition suits organizations that want structured project planning and control of their own server.
Teams managing scheduled projects on their own server.
Self-hosted; enterprise add-ons, hosted service and professional support are separate.
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OpenProject offers Community edition at no license charge. Self-hosted; enterprise add-ons, hosted service and professional support are separate.
Self-hosted; enterprise add-ons, hosted service and professional support are separate.
Self-hosted; enterprise add-ons, hosted service and professional support are separate.
Connects schedules with day-to-day work
Self-hosting gives administrators control over project data
Requires server administration
Some advanced capabilities require Enterprise
A useful OpenProject rollout starts with the work packages people actually maintain. Keep owners, dates and progress together so the schedule can reflect current work instead of becoming a separate reporting exercise.
Create a project with a small set of work package types, assign owners, then add dependencies before reviewing the Gantt view. Keep decisions in the project wiki and compare recorded time with estimates. Plan server updates and backups alongside project administration.
OpenProject offers Community edition at no license charge. Self-hosted; enterprise add-ons, hosted service and professional support are separate.
The official Community page states that users and projects are unlimited.
OpenProject offers a separate paid hosted service; Community is the self-managed edition.
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