Octave Sequence Enterprise
by Octave
Enterprise project portfolio management and project controls platform, formerly Hexagon EcoSys, now sold by Hexagon spin-off Octave. It covers budgeting, forecasting, earned value and capital funding for owners and EPCs.
Specification
- Vendor
- Octave
- Categories
- Planning, Scheduling & Risk
- Phase
- PProcurement & project control
- Status
- Active
- Deployment
- SaaS · Mobile
- Licensing
- Not documented
- Standards
- None documented
- Former names
- EcoSys, HxGN EcoSys, Hexagon EcoSys
- Official site
- octave.com
Capabilities
- aProject portfolio management
- bBudgeting and forecasting
- cEarned value and performance management
- dCapital budgeting and funding
- eMobile app
Assessment
The former EcoSys is a mature enterprise project controls layer that ties cost, forecast and earned value together across a portfolio.
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Capability25%8/10
Portfolio management, budgeting, forecasting, earned value and capital funding for owners and EPCs.
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Interoperability20%8/10
Built to aggregate data from ERP, scheduling and estimating systems.
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Scale15%9/10
Runs enterprise project controls across large portfolios.
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Usability15%6/10
Powerful configurable reporting that benefits from dedicated administrators.
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Deployment10%7/10
Multi-tenant cloud with a mobile app.
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Ecosystem15%7/10
Established as EcoSys among owners and EPCs, now under Octave.
Strengths
- Earned value and forecasting
- Portfolio-level control
- Integrates with ERP and schedulers
Considerations
- Rebrand to Octave Sequence
- Configuration and data integration effort
- Administrator-heavy
Editorial assessment from public documentation, 23 October 2026. Not a hands-on benchmark. Methodology
In the same circuit · Planning, Scheduling & Risk
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- 02 79
- 03 76
- 04 75
- 05 75
- 06 75
- 07 75
- 08 73
- 09 73
- 10 73
- 11 72
- 12 68
- 13 68
Sources
- Sequence Enterprise | Formerly EcoSysOctave · accessed 22 October 2026
- Octave Intelligence plc listed on Nasdaq New YorkOctave · 28 May 2026 · accessed 22 October 2026
Plate updated 22 October 2026 · revision 1