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Projects

The Projects module is the shared workspace for planning work, assigning tasks, recording time, and seeing the operational and financial result of each project.

How Projects is organized

In normal use, first complete Setup and build the Project Team hierarchy, then create a Project, assign its team, and add its Tasks. Team members record work in Timesheets, while managers use the Workspace, Costing & Connections, and Reports to review progress and results.

AreaUse it for
OverviewQuick counts for open, completed, cancelled, overdue, over-budget, and high-priority projects
DashboardCharts and measures for project health, task status, time, billability, cost, completion, and team workload
InboxYour due-today, overdue, and pending assigned documents
Project TeamBuild the org-wide hierarchy of people and groups available for assignment
ProjectCreate the project, assign its team, maintain its tasks, review costing, and open connected records
TaskPlan, assign, sequence, link, remind, and complete individual pieces of work
Project TemplateReuse an ordered set of task templates
TimesheetRecord an employee’s activities for one day
ReportsAnalyze project activity, schedules, delays, and employee time
  1. Complete Setup and build the Project Team hierarchy.
  2. Create reusable task templates and a Project Template if the work repeats.
  3. Create a Project and assign its Project Team.
  4. Add, link, sequence, and assign Tasks.
  5. Check the schedule in Project Gantt Chart.
  6. Record daily work in Timesheets.
  7. Review Costing & Connections, then use Reports.

What you can see and change depends on your subscription and role capabilities. A missing tile, action, or tab may be a permission issue rather than missing data.

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Statuses at a glance

RecordAvailable statuses
ProjectOpen, Completed, Cancelled
TaskDraft, Open, Working, Completed, Cancelled, Overdue
TimesheetDraft, Submitted, Approved, Rejected, Revision

Overdue is maintained by the system for tasks. It is visible in lists, Kanban, dashboards, and reports, but users do not select it as a normal status change.