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Current MSP vs Proxuma

A sourced, side-by-side look at Current MSP and Proxuma for MSP project management: where Proxuma is stronger, and where Current fits.

Chad McDonald
Written by the Current MSP team · Reviewed by Chad McDonald, Chief Technology Officer (CTO), ITPartners+
Last updated October 5, 2026
YesPartialNo?Not documented
Current MSP vs Proxuma
CapabilityCurrent MSPProxuma
Gantt / timeline
Yes, native
Timeline view with drag to reschedule and back-scheduling, plus an interactive dependency map and a calendar view.
Yes, native
Full Gantt over every Autotask project with phases, tasks and hours; drag to reschedule, stretch or shrink task bars.
Critical path
Yes, built in
Critical path recalculates on every date, dependency or availability change and shows in red on the dependency map. Accounts for PTO.
No
No critical-path engine on any Proxuma page; rescheduling is drag and bulk shift.
Task dependency types (FS, SS, FF, SF)
All four types, lag
Finish-start, start-start, finish-finish and start-finish, with lag or lead in working days, cross-project links, and cycles refused.
?Not documented
Project pages describe phases, tasks and hours; creating predecessor links is not documented.
Auto-reschedule along dependencies
Yes, plus back-scheduling
Moving a task offers to shift everything downstream. Can schedule backward from a fixed deadline and flags a plan that would start in the past.
Manual only
Reschedule by drag or by shifting selected tasks a week; no dependency engine. Reserved Capacity spreads estimates, not dates.
Capacity planning
Workload board
Schedule board shows hours committed vs available per person, drag to dispatch, rebalance suggestions. Capacity fixed at 40h/week today.
Yes, flagship
Capacity calendar with per-day planned, spare and overbooked bars, Reserved Capacity and Shifts. Its core product.
Schedules around PTO and holidays
Yes
Skips weekends, company holidays, PTO and blocked days on the Timeline, critical path and what-if. Microsoft 365 busy time shows on Schedule.
Yes, Outlook-fed
Capacity counts service calls plus chosen Outlook items, PTO, holidays and internal meetings.
Milestones
Yes
Any task can be flagged a milestone; it stays in the dependency and critical-path engine and shows on the timeline, map and partner portal.
?Not documented
Proxuma's own pages do not describe milestones; Autotask milestones live in Autotask.
Kanban board
Yes, native
Board view with a column per status, drag-and-drop cards, hide columns and narrow to one person.
Yes, writes back
Swimlane boards on Autotask statuses; moving a card updates Autotask. Saved views and card customization.
Portfolio view
Yes, with health score
Every project with health score, budget burn, due date and AI top risks; filter, sort, open or completed. Called Projects in the menu.
Yes
Every Autotask project on one timeline, filtered by team, project lead or customer.
Checklist items with owners and due dates
Yes, with reminders
Each checklist item can have an owner and due date, never later than its task. Reminders by bell and email the day before, on the day and once late.
?Not documented
Proxuma pages do not describe checklists; any checklists stay in Autotask.
Personal "my day" page
My Day
One page per person: tasks and tickets assigned to you across projects in suggested order, dated checklist items, To Do and meetings.
Own timeline
Engineers see their own timeline and projects, and get work as Outlook invites; no combined my-work page.
Time tracking
Yes, PSA-checked
Timer, task drawer or weekly timesheet. Entries are checked against your PSA's rules before saving, then sync to Autotask, ConnectWise, HaloPSA or Syncro.
Planning layer
Compares planned with actual hours; engineers log time in Autotask in one click from the Outlook invite.
Customer portal that hides financials
Yes, database-enforced
Customers see only projects they belong to. Time, rates and financials are not in the data the portal can read. Portal viewers are free.
No portal
No customer portal documented. Project reports have a customer version with anonymized financials.
Templates / playbooks
34 built-in playbooks
34 ready-to-run playbooks (incl. M&A integration and AI projects), save any project as a template, or let AI draft a plan from a pasted SOW.
Yes
Template from scratch or a past project, merged with Autotask templates and laid onto the schedule.
Automation / workflow rules
Alerts, not rules
Health monitors, assignment and unblocked alerts, Teams channel posts and channel auto-create. No user-built trigger-action rule builder for projects.
Sync and shifts
Two-way sync, auto Outlook invites, Reserved Capacity allocation and shift recurrence rules; no general rules engine.
Reports emailed on a schedule
Yes, PDF and CSV
One Reports page on a shared date range with comparison. PDF/CSV export; weekly or monthly emails with a PDF built with each recipient's access.
AI project reports
Branded customer and internal report per project, plus 30+ Power BI dashboards; scheduled emailing is not documented.
Dashboards on an office TV
Yes, TV link
Describe a tile in words and AI builds it. Present mode rotates boards; an admin can make a no-login TV link for an office screen.
Power BI dashboards
Prebuilt Power BI dashboards in your own tenant (separate product); no TV mode of its own documented.
AI insights
Yes, across projects
AI top risks on the portfolio, SOW-to-project drafts, project insights and daily briefs. Current Score itemizes each health deduction.
Power BI and MCP
Ask plain-language questions of your data through an open-source Power BI MCP server; AI-written project reports.
AI writing help
Dictate & Enhance
Dictate or rewrite in time entry summaries, notes and emails, with Undo. Staff only; on by default, a tenant admin can turn it off.
?Not documented
AI is focused on Power BI questions and reports; writing help inside the planner is not documented.
PSA billing sync
Syncs to PSA or native
Your PSA (Autotask, ConnectWise, HaloPSA or Syncro, one per workspace) stays the billing record while Current schedules, or run projects natively.
Two-way, Autotask only
Real-time two-way Autotask sync; Autotask stays the record. Vendor states Autotask is the only PSA it connects to today.
Microsoft 365 (SharePoint, Teams, calendar)
Yes, via Graph
SharePoint project documents, a Teams channel per project, calendar busy time on Schedule, and To Do sync. One admin approval for the org.
Outlook-centric
Two-way Outlook calendar sync with Teams links on appointments, and M365 as a Power BI source; no SharePoint.
Modern, recently built interface
Built in 2026
Built from scratch in 2026 on React 19 and Supabase (Postgres with row-level security).
Purpose-built, recent
Built 2023 onward, drag-and-drop interface, SOC 2 Type I, about 250 active MSPs.
Fast setup
About 15 minutes
Self-serve setup wizard: PSA choice, first sync, team and trial. Current setup checks then flag what is left per area. 14-day trial.
Fast
About an hour of setup, first sync up to 24 hours, free weekly sessions. Trial now needs a credit card.
Public price
$50/user/mo
Founding rate for the first 100 MSPs, $540/user/yr annual; list $95. One price, everything included, 3-seat minimum.
Public per role
Per month: admin or PM 60 euros, planner 50, engineer 20; 10% off yearly, 20% off 36 months. Power BI priced separately.

Where Proxuma wins

Specialized capacity planning on Autotask: a per-day calendar of planned, spare and overbooked hours fed by Autotask and Outlook PTO, shift rotations, and a deep Power BI layer.

Where Current fits: Proxuma is Autotask-only and has no critical-path engine or customer portal. Current schedules along dependencies, runs on four PSAs or natively, and is a fit when delivery, not dispatch, is the bottleneck.

Why MSPs choose Current

  • Critical path, all four dependency types with lag, back-scheduling from a deadline and what-if previews are built in, not bought as a Moovila or TopLeft add-on.
  • Scheduling skips weekends, company holidays and each person's PTO, the same way on the Timeline, the critical path and what-if, with Microsoft 365 busy time on the Schedule board.
  • Gantt timeline, Kanban board, dependency map, calendar and a workload board all work on the same tasks, with 34 built-in playbooks and AI plan drafts from a pasted statement of work.
  • My Day gives each person one page of the tasks and tickets assigned to them in suggested order, plus checklist steps that carry their own owner, due date and reminders.
  • The customer portal keeps financials out by database rule: viewers see only their own projects and never reach time, rates or contract figures. Portal viewers are free.
  • Works with the PSA you have: Autotask, ConnectWise, HaloPSA or Syncro stays the billing record, or projects run natively in Current. Time entries are checked against PSA rules before they save.

This is the two-tool view. See the full msp project management software, compared for all 8 tools side by side.

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