Soleni Systems Ltd is a UK registered company focused on improving how plant and agrifood innovation projects are delivered.

Contact Info
Location

15 St Paul's Street, Stockton-On-Tees TS19 0AQ, UK

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Step One

Define the Project Genome

Start with a guided setup that captures the essentials of your project: goals, scope, key activities, stakeholders, and early risks. Instead of a long free form document, Soleni organises this information into a project genome that can be used and compared over time.

  • Project goals and intended scope β€” what does success look like?
  • Key activities and milestones mapped out clearly from the start
  • Stakeholders identified and roles assigned before work begins
  • Early risks surfaced and logged β€” not discovered when it's too late
  • Genome saved and reusable for comparison with future projects

"Instead of starting from a blank document, you begin with a structured template shaped by plant and agrifood project experience."

Guided Setup Flow

Name & describe the project

Title, purpose, expected duration and location(s)

Set goals and success criteria

What does a successful outcome look like?

Map stakeholders & roles

Who is involved, who decides, who needs updates

Identify risks early

Pre-populated with domain-specific risk prompts

βœ“ Genome ready β€” project can begin

Full project structure set and shared with the team

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Step Two

Run the project with structure

Soleni turns the project genome into a simple plan with clear tasks, milestones, responsibilities and risk logs. Teams can update status, record changes and log decisions in one place, without needing to become full time project managers.

  • Clear task lists with ownership and due dates visible to the whole team
  • Milestone tracking that shows real progress at a glance
  • Risk log updated throughout β€” flagging issues before they become delays
  • Decision log captures key choices so nothing gets lost in email threads
  • Status updates in one place, not scattered across spreadsheets

"Designed so that a plant scientist or field agronomist can use it naturally β€” without a project management background."

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Step Three

Learn across projects

As more projects run through Soleni, the system highlights patterns – for example, risk signals that often precede delays, or structures that work better for certain project types. These insights feed into updated templates and gentle recommendations for new projects.

  • Risk signals that commonly precede delays are surfaced early in new projects
  • Project structures that work well for certain types are recommended
  • Insights feed into updated templates β€” improving with each project
  • Lessons are captured systematically, not buried in final reports
  • Organisations stop repeating the same delivery mistakes

"The more projects that run through Soleni, the better the recommendations for new ones."

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Early access

Ready to use Soleni on a pilot project?

Tell us about your projects and we'll walk you through exactly how the Project Genome Companion can help.

Talk to Us About a Pilot Project