More project success through intelligent planning

You can find all the important information about our demo date here:

• 1. How long does the live demo last?

  Our demo usually lasts 60 minutes, depending on the scope of the questions and focused topics. During this time, users get a good orientation of the most important areas of application and core functions of Can Do. In addition, you decide what is important to you and what you want to see in Can Do.

• 2. Can individual requirements and solution approaches also be addressed in the demo?

  Of course, we also focus on individual requirements in the live demos and are happy to show you how these can be specifically solved with Can Do. The purpose of the demo is to introduce Can Do to you and show you whether it is suitable for your requirements.

• 3. Can several people take part?

  You are completely free to involve several participants in our live demo. Because Can Do covers different areas of requirements in the course of project planning, resource planning, project management and controlling, the participation of other departments from your company makes sense.

• 4. Do I need to download or install anything for the demo?

  No, the demo takes place online. You will receive a link to a meeting from us (via Microsoft Teams) and can participate directly - without any installation.

• 5. How does Can Do ensure data security and GDPR compliance?

  Can Do is fully GDPR-compliant and fulfills all relevant data protection requirements. The software offers a role-based access control system and is TISAX-certified, which ensures the highest level of protection for company data.

• 6. Which license models does Can Do offer?

  Can Do offers flexible license models with monthly and annual subscriptions. The software can be operated both on-premise and in the cloud. You can find the exact prices and details in our price list.

• 7. Which integrations and interfaces does Can Do offer?

  Can Do supports various APIs, including REST, and thus enables integration with external systems such as SAP® and JIRA®. Standardized interfaces to tools such as Jenkins, Maven or Gitlab are currently not available, but can be implemented via the open REST API.