Writing the report is not project management — it is a by-product of it that eats hours. In Projektiassistent the data already exists: the "Project status summary" block drafts a short summary of the project's current status at the press of a button, and you can export the project document as PDF or DOCX.
Most status reports are written from memory and come out more optimistic than reality. Here the content comes from the same project you are running.
Press "Generate summary" — a moment later there is a short summary of the project's current status with who created it and when, ready to send to leadership or the team. On every plan.
The project document as PDF or DOCX — ready to print, send to the board or submit to a funder. The DOCX file can be edited further in Word.
Aurora, Ember, Emerald, Graphite and Nordic. Pick a template and check the preview before downloading.
The reading view shows the project's basic details and generated content; "Print (PDF)" prints it or saves it as a PDF through the browser.
A good status report answers three questions: are we on schedule, what is at risk, and what do you need from me. The project page already holds those answers.
Overdue tasks, high risks and blockers are highlighted automatically — not buried at the end of a table.
The budget block shows Total budget, Reserved, Used and Available balance — the numbers for the report are already there.
On the Business plan the AI project manager summary combines project health, the critical path and simulations, and the portfolio view shows every project at once.

A board wants decisions, a funder wants evidence, the team wants next steps. The short summary gives a quick overview; the exported project document gives the full picture.
A status report is a short view of where the project stands against the plan: what is done, what is behind, how much of the budget is used and which risks are materialising. A good one fits on a page and ends with the decision needed from management.
It is a draft, not a finished product. The AI turns the project's current status into readable text, but you add the context and the emphasis. In practice it saves most of the time otherwise spent staring at a blank page.
The PDF/DOCX export of the project document and the budget's cost lines give you a good basis, but the specific form a programme requires still needs checking. On the Standard and Business plans the AI also drafts a funding application from the project plan.
As often as you need — it is based on current data. Each generation uses one AI query from your plan's allowance (20 in total on the trial, 100 a month on Standard, 500 a month on Business).
Yes. The exported document is based on the project plan, whose text you can edit in the editor before exporting; the DOCX file can also be edited in Word. You choose the design template before exporting and the preview shows the result.
Step-by-step instructions with the button and field names are in the user guide.
Describe the project in your own words — the AI drafts a structured plan.
→🛑Decision log, baseline and milestone approvals — who, what and when.
→🧩Break the project down: tasks, subtasks, owners and effort.
→📊Schedule, dependencies and critical path — built from your plan.
→🔀Task flow in columns — the same tasks as in the plan.
→🧭Waterfall, Scrum, Kanban, Hybrid, PRINCE2 or Simple project.
→👥Who is overloaded and who is free — before a deadline slips.
→⚠️Risk register: impact × probability, risk score and mitigation plan.
→💶Cost lines, VAT and free balance in real time — ready for reporting.
→🗂️Every project on one screen — an aerial view, not a magnifying glass.
→🤝Share the project by invitation — Viewer, Editor or Admin.
→🧠Plan, tasks and summary — recommendations, what-if and notes on Business.
→🔌API tokens, webhooks, Slack, Teams and a calendar feed (Business).
→🔒Access control, encrypted transport and GDPR rights.
→14-day free trial — no credit card required.
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