Review of One Pager Pro - Create Better Schedules in MS Project

One Pager Pro adds many features to Microsoft Project. You can create a legend for your project denoting and color-coding the various resources that will be involved. Another great feature that One Pager Pro adds to your Microsoft Project is the ability to track baselines. You can track the original baselines for your project tasks or milestones and you can compare these baselines to what is actually happening with regards to dates. Also, you can track percentages when it comes to task tracking - instead of just marking a given task "complete" you are able with One Pager Pro to mark the percentage completed for a given task.a red bar in the Gantt chart view depicts this. Finally, another feature project managers may be very interested in is the ability to comment on project tasks and project events.

The only place that One Pager Pro receives a low-mark on is price. One Pager Pro will cost you $299 and that is not including the yearly support package ($74.75 for one year or $127.08 for two years). Because One Pager Pro is an add-on to already expensive Microsoft Project (running between $600 and $780 on average), it is expensive, especially for small businesses and start up companies.

As already mentioned, One Pager Pro offers subscriptions to support. These subscriptions include phone and email support, upgrades, and quick response time. In addition to yearly subscriptions for support, Chronicle Graphics offers a standard FAQ page for One Pager Pro and downloadable documentation in the form of a user's guide. If users subscribe to the support and maintenance package, then they will receive an apt amount of support.