Industries
Project work looks different in every industry
troi runs the same loop everywhere: quote, deliver, record, settle. What changes is what the projects are called.
- Marketing & Communications
Campaigns, retainers and content work, with the budget visible while the scope moves.
- Consulting & Professional Services
Mandates, fee models and billable utilization, with the realized rate in view.
- Technology & Software
Sprints, releases and support, with budget and billable effort on top of the team’s own tools.
- Architecture & Engineering
Projects that run for years, billed in service phases, including subcontracted planners.
- Media & Production
Productions where most of the budget is external, booked to the job as it arrives.
- Industry & Technical Services
Technical projects where hours, costs and approvals stay traceable to the work order.
- Legal & Finance
Matters billed in time, where what is recorded and what is invoiced are rarely the same number.
- Culture, Education & Non-Profit
Programmes funded from several sources, each hour and cost attributable to the line it came from.
- Multi-project Management
Several projects at once, with planning, resources and budgets on one shared foundation.
What these have in common
All of them sell project work. A quote sets an expectation, people deliver against it, hours and costs accumulate, and somebody has to know before the end whether the project still carries itself. troi runs that loop in one system, whatever the projects are called in your industry.
Most of them also run several projects at once, for different clients, with the same people. Capacity is shared, deadlines collide, and a quiet overrun on one project is paid for by another. That is the case troi is built for, and it is the reason planning, recording and controlling sit in the same system rather than in three.
Whichever industry you are in, the same seven modules do the work. See all features.
FAQs
Which industries is troi built for?
Project-based companies: marketing and communications teams, consultancies and professional service firms, software and technology teams, architecture and engineering practices, production companies, and industrial and technical service providers.
Does troi work for companies running many projects at once?
Yes. Shared capacity across parallel projects is the case troi is built for. Planning, recorded hours and controlling sit in one system, so an overrun on one project is visible before another pays for it.
What if my industry is not listed here?
The question is not the industry but the model. If work is quoted, delivered by people over time, and settled against what it cost, troi fits regardless of what the projects are called.
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