A decision you can account for, and over-allocation made visible

Approving an initiative is the easy part. Being able to account for it later — who decided, when, and why — is the hard part, and that's usually exactly the trail that's missing when someone asks.

Migreat! from Promigion records that trail, and makes over-allocation visible as soon as it happens. It won't predict in advance which project a new initiative would displace — Migreat! doesn't calculate that for you — but it does make it visible the moment real work is genuinely competing for the same people.

Portfolio signals, from figures already calculated

Migreat! generates portfolio signals for executives based on figures already calculated — a summary, not a prediction. The AI summarises and flags what stands out; it decides nothing and acts on nothing. What you see is always an interpretation of data already in the system, never a probability calculation about what will happen.

A decision that stays put

For every idea or project, it's on record who made the decision, when, and — for a rejection — why. That decision cannot be rewritten afterwards. For an organisation that has to explain later why something did or didn't go ahead, that trail isn't decorative. Exactly how it works is on the page on from idea to project.

Which plan

Strategic portfolio signals and idea-decision workflow are included in Enterprise. Current plans are on the pricing page.

Further reading

What Migreat! does as a whole is on the project portfolio management software page. How Migreat! uses AI — always advisory, never automatic — is covered in the guide AI in portfolio management. Want to see it for yourself? Book a demo.