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Project Closure Report

What is a Project Closure Report? Definition and meaning

The project closure report records in project management all services actually rendered within the project and compares them with the originally agreed scope of services. It describes the result achieved and the successful approach to achieving it.

In addition, the project closure report also captures a post-project cost calculation, which documents the costs and expenditure actually incurred.

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Frequently asked questions

What belongs in a project closure report?
A project closure report compares all the services actually rendered with the originally agreed scope of services and describes the result achieved, along with the successful approach to it. It is rounded off by a post-project cost calculation that documents the costs and expenditure actually incurred.
What is the post-project cost calculation in a project closure report?
The post-project cost calculation is part of the project closure report and documents the costs and expenditure actually incurred in a project. It is recorded together with the remaining results in the project documentation in projectfacts.
What is the purpose of a project closure report?
In project management, the project closure report records all services rendered and compares them with the agreed scope of services. In this way it provides a traceable record of the result achieved and the successful approach taken in a project.