Open Source

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Onepoint Project is commercial open source software meaning that we offer both free, open source versions and supported, commercial versions of our software solution. The choice is up to you and this page is intended to help you with this choice.

Why You Want to Upgrade

  • Support and Maintenance. Email & phone support, hotfixes
  • User & Administrator Training. Helping you to get started
  • Professional Documentation. User manuals and more
  • Project Pipeline. Multi-project monitoring at its best
  • Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). As easy as planning can get
  • Powerful Project Templates. Standardize, start projects faster
  • Robust Cost Management. Complex rates, payment plan
  • Advanced Plan/Actuals. Drill down to any level of detail
  • Milestone-Trend Analysis (MTA) Easily visualize milestone dates
  • Configurable E-Mail Alerts. 8 different alerts & counting
  • Support for Commercial Databases. Oracle, Microsoft, IBM DB2
  • LDAP & Active Directory. Replication, single sign-on

Commercial Editions

Our open source editions are targeted at startups, open source projects and small development teams. For all other applications we recommend to use our thoroughly tested and professionally maintained commercial editions:

  • Enterprise Edition. The enterprise-level, integrated project and portfolio management solution for medium-sized and large organizations supports any number of users and professional support & maintenance options
  • Group Edition. The entry-level, Web-based project leadership solution for small teams of up to 5 users. Includes one year of updates and 30 days of e-mail installation support
  • Professional Edition. The professional 360-degrees project management desktop application for the senior project manager. Available for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux

Open Source Editions

Onepoint Project is a commercially funded project that has gone open source - typically, it is the other way round. Why did we decide to open up? There are several good reasons to create open source software, for instance:

  • Open source creates trust. A decision for a young company is easier knowing that you always have access to the core source code
  • Open source shows quality. People can see for themselves whether the product is well designed and reliably engineered
  • Open source means connectivity. An open source code base makes it always easier to integrate with other applications
Our open source editions (Basic & Open Edition) can be found at Sourceforge.net and Google Code.