WhatPulse Professional 5.11.2 is now available, bringing a major upgrade to how organizations understand active computer use and daily productivity patterns. If you're upgrading from 5.10, this release includes substantial enhancements introduced across the 5.11 and 5.11.1 Community versions—refined and packaged for Professional.

Focused Time: A clearer picture of active work​

Traditional uptime shows how long a device has been running. But for teams, what matters more is active time—periods where users are typing, clicking, or interacting with their computers.

Focused Time bridges that gap.

Resource planning software brings people, equipment and tasks together into a single shared platform. It’s a lot like an orchestra pit where every instrument knows precisely when to play. And thanks to real-time dashboards and automated scheduling, those clumsy spreadsheets can finally be retired.

Think of your company as an orchestra. You have the finance team playing the strings, the HR department handling the percussion, and the supply chain leading the woodwinds. Each section is brilliant on its own, but without a conductor, they're just making noise. To create a symphony, they need to play from the same sheet of music, in perfect time.

That's the core idea behind resource planning software.

Ever feel like you're trying to direct air traffic with a handful of sticky notes? That’s what managing a team without a proper system feels like. One person's availability is in a spreadsheet, another's skills are in an email, and project deadlines are scattered across a dozen different calendars. It's organised chaos at best.

This is exactly the problem a resource planning program is built to solve. Think of it less as software and more as a central control tower for your entire operation. It pulls all those scattered pieces of information into one clear, real-time view.

Office project management is the roadmap that guides a project from a rough idea to a finished reality. It’s the practical art of organising resources, clarifying timelines, and keeping communication lines open so everyone reaches the finish line together—whether your team is in one room or spread across the globe.