Planview AdaptiveWork - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Planview AdaptiveWork is project and portfolio management software for organizations managing complex execution across multiple portfolios and delivery models. It adapts to waterfall, agile, stage-gate, or hybrid delivery in one governed system, supporting IT PPM, professional services automation, product development and R&D, and business project and program management.

Project management includes Gantt-based work breakdown structures with schedules, dependencies, and budgets alongside native Kanban boards, so teams can work in the delivery model that fits them without forcing a single method across the organization.

Governed workflow automation lets administrators build and change low-code workflows for any step in the portfolio and project process, and ripple changes automatically across hundreds or thousands of projects without custom code or heavy professional services involvement.

Bidirectional reporting connects portfolio-to-project and project-to-portfolio visibility across financials, resources, and delivery progress, including planning, forecasting, and tracking by specific time period rather than total spend alone. Time-phased resource and capacity planning covers thousands of resources, including employees, contractors, and equipment, across a planning horizon that extends years forward and back.

AdaptiveWork connects to existing ERP, ALM, PLM, HR, and BI systems, and every standard object, custom field, and custom object automatically generates its own API endpoint, so new configurations connect to other systems without additional integration work.

Planview Anvi, available as an add-on, is embedded across AdaptiveWork's core functionality. Anvi answers natural language questions using live portfolio data, proactively identifies cost, timeline, and resource risks against project baselines, runs sentiment analysis on project text for health assessment, and ranks resources by fit score against criteria like skills, cost, location, and experience. Scheduled agents automate recurring status reporting, and a risk identification agent analyzes project plans, timelines, and resource profiles to surface potential risks at project initiation.