Earlier intervention
See when the approved case and the operating reality stop agreeing.
Bring forecast revisions, commitment changes, timing, and outcome evidence into one reviewable variance.
Variance needs context
A higher cost can be noise, a timing shift, a scope change, or a broken investment thesis. A dashboard can show movement without preserving the evidence needed to distinguish them.
Keep every version
TallyUp retains the original case, each approved revision, the event that prompted it, and the evidence available at that time. The current forecast does not overwrite the decision history.
Escalate the decision, not the data hunt
The review arrives with the affected commitments, expected outcome, financial consequence, unresolved evidence, and the person authorized to decide what happens next.