Everything Pulse does today.
A small, complete workflow rather than broad, unfinished capability. Each of these is built and running — nothing here is a roadmap promise.
One ranked list of what needs you.
Pulse gathers every in-scope project that scored above zero, groups them into Urgent, Review and Monitor, and ranks them by attention score. Each row carries its single most important finding, its three scores, the due date and a link straight into Asana.
The urgent band opens first, so the work that can’t wait is the first thing you read.
Four projects need attention
Scoped to 2 portfolios · synced 3 hours ago
- 100 Urgent
Northwind billing migration
Milestone “Go-live” is 5 days overdue.
Risk 82 Confidence 90 Due 26 JulR006Overdue milestone
“Go-live” was due 26 Jul and is not complete.
Suggested check — confirm the revised go-live date with the project lead.
Evidence from Asana · observed 3 hours ago
- 58 Review
Atlas mobile rollout
No status update in 22 days.
Risk 24 Confidence 70 Due 14 Aug - 47 Review
Customer portal refresh
3 of 12 active tasks are overdue.
Risk 40 Confidence 95 Due 29 Aug - 22 Monitor
Data warehouse consolidation
Project has no recorded owner.
Risk 0 Confidence 55 Data quality
Every finding shows its working.
Findings come from eleven deterministic, versioned rules — never an opaque model. Each one records the evidence it read, a stable rule code and the moment it was observed, so a signal is always accountable.
Completed and archived projects are scored clean. Pulse doesn’t nag about finished work.
Status update is stale
Latest project status update was 22 days ago — beyond the 14-day limit.
Suggested check — ask the project lead for a current status update.
Illustration — one finding’s evidence.
Risk, urgency and confidence — never blended.
Delivery risk is the evidence something is going wrong. Attention priority is how urgently to look. Data confidence is how far to trust the read. Keeping them apart means a tidy-but-quiet project and a genuinely slipping one never look the same.
There is no single composite score hiding the evidence beneath it.
Northwind billing migration
Illustration — sample scores.
The week, written up for you.
Generate a weekly management brief on demand. It classifies each project as new, worsening, improving or resolved against last week and groups them by priority — in matching HTML and plain text, ready to read in the app.
Email delivery isn’t part of the pilot yet — briefs live in the dashboard.
Acme delivery brief: 4 projects need attention
Northwind billing migration — milestone overdue
Helios onboarding — back on track
Orbit reporting — status refreshed
Vega data import — closed out
Illustration — brief sections.
Read-only, and scoped by you.
Pulse connects with OAuth and PKCE, requests six read-only scopes and stores its token encrypted. You then choose which teams, portfolios and projects it watches — so a large workspace stays focused on the delivery you own.
It never writes back, creates tasks or changes status.
- workspaces:read
- portfolios:read
- projects:read
- tasks:read
- users:read
- teams:read
The exact scopes Pulse asks for.
The eleven checks in full.
- R001 Project is past its due date Delivery
- R002 Project is due soon with active tasks open Urgency
- R003 Latest Asana status is “at risk” Delivery
- R004 Latest Asana status is “off track” Delivery
- R005 Status update is missing or stale Governance
- R006 A milestone is overdue Delivery
- R007 Overdue tasks are piling up Delivery
- R008 A due task is held by an unresolved dependency Delivery
- R009 Project has no recorded owner Data quality
- R010 Active tasks are unassigned Data quality
- R011 Active tasks have no due date Data quality
See your delivery the way Pulse does
Pulse is in a private pilot with a small number of delivery teams. Tell us about your Asana setup and we’ll be in touch.
Read-only Asana access · no pricing commitment · pre-release