Strategy-to-delivery on one platform
OKRs, investment plans, resource capacity, and delivery tracking on one data model. No spreadsheet bolt-ons.
Planview • Enterprise software
Planview Portfolios is Planview's strategic portfolio management flagship. Merito sells the license and delivers the SPM rollout that actually ties strategy to delivery.
Merito sells Planview Portfolios (formerly Planview Enterprise One) and delivers the enterprise SPM rollout: strategy-to-delivery planning, OKRs, investment prioritization, resource capacity, scenario modeling, and the integrations that keep portfolio data real.
What it is
Planview Portfolios is the company's top-of-stack strategic portfolio management platform and was formerly branded Planview Enterprise One. It connects strategy, funding, and execution for PMO, transformation, and enterprise architecture teams that need one surface across all of it.
Core capabilities cover strategy definition and OKRs, investment and funding planning, resource capacity and demand management, financial planning, hybrid agile plus traditional delivery tracking, and 200+ out-of-the-box reports plus embedded Power BI. Planview Anvi, the AI conversational interface, layers on top for natural-language querying and scenario comparison.
Portfolios is a SaaS product. Customers do not run the infrastructure. What they do run is the data model, the OKR and investment schema, the capacity planning process, and the integrations that feed real delivery data into the portfolio. That is where most SPM rollouts succeed or fail, and it is where Merito's engagement focuses.
Merito sells Planview Portfolios and delivers the rollout end to end. That includes portfolio model design, OKR and investment framework setup, resource capacity modeling, integration with delivery tools (Jira, Azure DevOps, AdaptiveWork, AgilePlace) through Planview Hub, reporting and dashboard configuration, and enablement for PMO, finance, and strategy leaders.
Ideal use cases
What it is best at
OKRs, investment plans, resource capacity, and delivery tracking on one data model. No spreadsheet bolt-ons.
Handles Scrum, SAFe, and waterfall delivery models without forcing one shape on every team.
Out-of-the-box portfolio reporting plus full Power BI for custom analytics.
Conversational AI for portfolio Q&A, scenario comparison, and risk-sentiment analysis.
Native connection to AdaptiveWork, AgilePlace, Advisor, Release, and Viz through Planview Hub.
Core capabilities
Top-of-stack strategy definition and cascading objectives.
Strategic objectives and OKRs
Multi-level OKRs cascaded from enterprise to team with progress tracking.
Strategy roadmaps
Time-based roadmaps tied to investments and delivery milestones.
Value streams and business outcomes
Link portfolios to business outcomes and value stream investments.
Funding and capital allocation integrated with portfolio decisions.
Investment prioritization
Scoring, ranking, and funding decisions with configurable criteria.
Capital and operating financial planning
Multi-year capital plans, operating budgets, and variance tracking.
Scenario modeling
What-if models for budget, capacity, or priority changes without disturbing the live plan.
Agile costing
Cost modeling for agile delivery teams working across multiple value streams.
Supply and demand management for enterprise delivery capacity.
Resource capacity planning
Named and role-based capacity planning across teams and locations.
Demand management
Incoming demand intake, triage, and sizing against available capacity.
Skill-based allocation
Match capability to demand by skill, experience, and geography.
Portfolio-level execution tracking across mixed delivery models.
Project and program execution
Traditional project tracking, milestones, and stage-gate governance.
Hybrid agile delivery
Integration with AgilePlace and external agile tools for team-level delivery signal.
Time reporting and tracking
Time, cost, and effort capture across teams for accurate portfolio data.
Dependencies and risk
Cross-initiative dependencies and risk registers with escalation workflows.
Portfolio reporting and AI-assisted analysis.
200+ out-of-the-box reports
Prebuilt portfolio, financial, capacity, and execution reports.
Embedded Power BI
Power BI integration for custom analytics and enterprise dashboards.
Planview Anvi (AI)
Conversational AI for portfolio Q&A, scenario comparison, risk sentiment, and narrative summaries.
Connected Work Graph
Intelligent dependency mapping across the delivery landscape.
Where it fits in the stack
First-party Planview portfolio integrations.
Widely adopted enterprise system integrations.
Custom integrations Merito commonly builds around Portfolios.
Deployment and implementation
Licensing and packaging
Planview Portfolios
Single product with role-based licensing across full user, team member, and stakeholder tiers.
Best for: Enterprise PMOs, transformation offices, and strategic portfolio programs.
Merito services
Merito sells licenses and the delivery work around them. Pick the service that matches where you are in the lifecycle.
Greenfield SPM rollouts with portfolio model design, OKR framework, investment prioritization, and capacity modeling.
Explore service02Migration from legacy PPM platforms (Clarity, Project Online, Oracle Primavera, CA PPM) to Planview Portfolios.
Explore solution03Portfolio integrated with Jira, Azure DevOps, and CI/CD delivery signal through Planview Hub and Viz.
Explore service04Role-based training for PMO leaders, finance, strategy, and resource managers.
Explore service05Merito-placed Portfolios administrators, SPM consultants, and reporting engineers embedded with your team.
Explore service06Ongoing admin support for Portfolios footprints, including model governance, report tuning, and integration oversight.
Explore servicePortfolios licensing
Merito sells Planview Portfolios and runs the SPM rollout end to end, from OKR design through integration with your delivery landscape.
Merito point of view
Most Planview Portfolios rollouts Merito sees launched with an impressive OKR framework, a detailed investment model, and a beautiful capacity plan, and then stalled because delivery data never made it into the portfolio. The rollout that ships real portfolio value starts with the integration layer first: what delivery systems feed data, how often, and what transforms on the way in.
OKRs are the second-most common failure point. Portfolios makes OKR-driven portfolio management possible, but only if the OKRs are designed to be meaningful. Teams that publish OKRs nobody uses to prioritize get a Portfolios instance that reports on theater rather than strategy. Merito runs OKR design as a business process project, not a Planview configuration task.
For customers consolidating off Clarity, Project Online, or CA PPM, the migration path is a rationalization project more than a data project. Legacy schemas carry years of drift and ghost fields. Moving them as-is produces a Portfolios instance that inherits every bit of it. Rationalize first, then migrate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Consultation request
Share your current SPM state (no platform, legacy PPM, existing Portfolios) and what you are trying to change. A Merito Planview specialist follows up within one business day.
Integration-first
Merito rolls out Portfolios integration-first so the portfolio surface reflects actual delivery signal.
Rationalize, then migrate
We rationalize Clarity, Project Online, or CA PPM schemas before migrating into Portfolios.
Next step
A Merito Portfolios engagement starts with the portfolio model, then the integration layer, then the OKRs, then the reporting. In that order.