WBS & Project Planning
The module TrackElan is actually built around — a real work breakdown structure, not a task list with a due date.
Most "project modules" bolted onto an ERP are really just a tag on an invoice. TrackElan is architected the other way: the Work Breakdown Structure is a first-class object, and every financial and operational document in the system — journal vouchers, purchase orders, timesheets, expense claims — can be assigned to a specific WBS element at the line level.
That means true project cost roll-up is not a report someone builds at month-end; it is the natural consequence of how documents already post. Settlement rules define how project costs move to their final destination — a cost center, an asset, or revenue recognition — automatically.
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Capabilities
Why teams buy WBS & Project Planning
Get true project cost roll-up without a manual month-end allocation exercise
Tag any financial document to a WBS element — not just invoices
Control project settlement destination with rules, not a spreadsheet formula
Run a project-based business on a system actually designed around projects
How Project stacks up
Directional estimates based on typical mid-market rollouts. TrackElan cost index is normalized to 1.0; SAP/Oracle figures reflect license, implementation-partner, and BI add-on costs common at this deployment size.
| Capability | TrackElan | SAP | Oracle | Spreadsheets / Legacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Native project in the base license | Extra module/SKU | Extra module/SKU | ||
| Reporting & pivots included | Separate BI license | Separate BI license | Manual only | |
| Typical go-live | 2–4 weeks | 9–12+ months | 8–10+ months | N/A |
| Implementation partner required | ||||
| Data stays reconciled automatically |