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Programme management · public preview

The programme plan lives in a project tool that has never heard of the permits and licences the programme is actually about.

See the working records a programme runs on →← All of Government
Here the plan and the work sit on one record layer. The milestone, the risk, the decision and the licence it is about are the same kind of thing to the system, so a slipping milestone and a queue of delinquent licences are visibly one problem instead of two reports nobody reconciles.
What the working system does
  • Milestones, risks, responses, decisions and requirements as real records with owners, dated standings and history — not rows in a status spreadsheet that is rewritten every Friday.
  • Risk to response to strategy to planned action to task, connected, so a risk you accepted last quarter still points at what you decided to do about it.
  • The people are the same people as everywhere else in the system. A programme manager is a role a person plays, not a second copy of that person in a project tool.
  • SWOT, importance and a to-do brief generated from the live plan, so the weekly report writes itself out of the record rather than out of memory.
  • It is what we run the firm on. Engagement Squared plans and tracks its own work here — customer #0.
Go and read the real thing — no account

These are working records, rendered live.

Nothing here is a screenshot or a mock-up.

The live STR compliance scorecard

The operational records a government programme would be steering.

A district's transparency page

Public governance records — agendas, minutes, the public-records clock.

Who builds this

The published methodology behind the record layer, and the people.

The console itself is behind a sign-in — and here is why, plainly

A project workspace contains an organisation's internal risks, decisions and staff assignments — not marketing material. It opens for members of the organisation that owns the project.
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● Where this is early — said out loud
Resource levelling, cost baselining and earned-value reporting are not built. The Challenge Demo — a genuinely complex project transaction carried end to end for you to take to your own AI — is on the plan and not yet built.
Counts and pages on this site are generated from the working records at the moment you load them — this one at 2026-09-14 03:16 UTC.
How we sell it
How we sell it. Engagement Squared is offered to government as a commercial item — commercial computer software under FAR Part 12, on our standard commercial license terms. We do not sell it as custom development, and we do not grant Government Purpose or Unlimited Rights in the software, its schema or its technical data. Development was funded at private expense.
And, second: where AI fits
Everything above is ordinary, traditional software doing ordinary government work: registers, permits, standings, dates, queues, public lookups. None of it needs AI, and none of it stops working when the AI is switched off. Where AI is offered it is optional, it is bring-your-own-key, and it never writes to a record without a person approving the change. For the record: no AI invented this data model — Alex Glaros did, at a drafting table, over years.