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Cora Systems: Project Portfolio Management (PPM)

FedRAMP ReadyRev5Moderate · since February 12, 2025

What its stage means

An independent assessor found the provider ready to pursue an authorization. It is not an authorization.

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The provider's description

Cora PPM provides US Government agencies and DoD with a single Enterprise solution to manage all projects, programs, and initiatives, across their entire portfolio.

By providing a single solution, Cora PPM ensures that all aspects of Project execution, from CIO to the Project Manager and any Contractors in support, have a single experience to ensure that their projects are on-time and on budget.

Cora PPM enables organizations and agencies the ability to manage: Workforce Planning, Enterprise and Project Financials, Scheduling, Project Controls, Risks and Opportunities, Timesheets, Forecasting, Contractor Portal, and more all with embedded Workflow, Smart Forms and Registers all in a single experience.

With more Agencies looking to execute their Mission’s with fewer resources or strained Staff, Cora PPM enables quicker decision making and execution by ensuring that all Project management data is within reach with the right context.

The platform supports both dynamic as well as locked down Role creation to ensure the right data is available to the right staff.

Embedded Audit controls ensure that as Projects iterate, all changes and versions are available for quick recall to ensure that information is never lost.

Supporting both Project management execution, as well as ideation and innovation in a single Enterprise platform with Click to Config controls, ensures both a high ROI and lower TCO from other solutions in the marketplace.

With both on-prem and cloud utilization, Cora PPM ensures Agencies with Classified Programs and Projects can leverage PPM excellence regardless of Mission parameters.

What FedXchange has recorded

No change since FedXchange began following it on April 14, 2026. Each change of stage, impact level, or number of authorizations appears here.