Frequently Asked Questions

Unlike generic project tools, Frontrol’s PACE is purpose-built for project control teams. It integrates planning, execution, and progress tracking with real-time insights, contractor accountability, and risk visibility.

Some of our standout features include intelligent scheduling, real-time progress dashboards, cost and risk tracking, vendor collaboration, and automated reporting.

Yes, Frontrol’s PACE is a secure, cloud-based platform that ensures scalability, accessibility, and seamless collaboration across teams and geographies.

Absolutely. PACE is designed to integrate with commonly used project management, ERP, and scheduling systems such as Primavera, SAP, and Microsoft Project.

Frontrol’s PACE brings structure to complex EPC projects by enabling real-time visibility across engineering, procurement, and construction workflows — helping project managers control scope, timelines, and budgets more effectively.

Yes. Our platform enables early risk identification, proactive mitigation, and contractor performance tracking, helping teams avoid delays and unplanned costs.

Absolutely. Frontrol was built to manage complex stakeholder networks — allowing seamless collaboration, role-based access, and centralized data for all contributors.

Yes. Field teams can capture daily updates, photos, and status reports directly into the platform, ensuring real-time alignment between site and office.

We provide automated progress tracking using planned vs. actual data, earned value metrics, and customizable dashboards — saving teams hours of manual reporting.

Yes. Our platform provides tools to define, monitor, and resolve interface dependencies, helping prevent miscommunication and execution gaps between work packages.

We deliver role-specific dashboards, automated KPIs, risk heatmaps, schedule variance reports, and contractor performance analytics to support better decision-making.

Yes. With detailed logs, document control, and traceable approvals, Frontrol helps ensure compliance with internal governance and external regulatory standards.

Implementation timelines vary by project size and scope, but most clients go live within 4–6 weeks with full onboarding support and training.

Existing Tools are either Legacy or ERP and are slow and clunky to use. Also, there is no single tool that provides all the functions in one place. Newer tools are slick but lightweight. They do not have the functionality to live in an enterprise project function. PACE was built to be a modern, scalable, performant, enterprise project tool

PACE Covers Initiation to planning, execution and closeout for Service Providers, Asset Owners and Internal Work. For service providers it starts with opportunities and proposal development to winning the work leading to planning, execution and closeout. For Asset owners and internal work it covers budgeting, proposal prioritization and funding and then continuing with planning, execution and closeout.

Our initial focus is on the AEC/Industry for Service providers (AEC Contractors and subs) and Asset Owners (Utilities, State & Local govts, Energy, etc.). We plan to eventually move into Professional services, Government contracting, Aerospace & Defense and ETO/ATO industries.

PACE provides delivered integration to ERP applications like Oracle eBS and Fusion Cloud ERP. If you are using another ERP, please do get in touch as we would love to enable PACE with your ERP. We also integrate to CRM Tools like Salesforce and we provide a plethora of APIs to push data to and pull data from PACE.

For now many of pace objects have export capabilities to Microsoft Excel and major objects also allow manipulation of data in Microsoft Excel and reimport into PACE.

PACE is built as a reporting first application. In fact the very first thing we built with PACE are the portfolio and project reporting dashboards and the project transactional reports. Even now we enable reporting first for any new function we add to PACE

PACE is built for collaborative execution and encourages you to bring all your team members into the application to enable this collaboration. Hence PACE is not licensed by user, but in large part by a metric that we call Project Month – that means for every month that a project is active in PACE.