The Projects page helps you move from a small set of engagements to a larger portfolio without losing sight of progress, dates, pricing, or ownership.
Start with the project dashboard
The Dashboard gives you a portfolio-level view before you open an individual project. It brings together active projects, task completion, hours used, near-term capacity, and the work that needs attention.
Off track identifies overdue unfinished work, overdue tasks, or projects that have exceeded their maximum estimated hours.
At risk identifies approaching deadlines, estimates that are nearly consumed, and capacity conflicts.
Needs planning identifies the specific dates, estimates, tasks, ownership, or capacity allocations that still need attention. A saved capacity allocation counts as ownership of the planned work.
Select a project in the attention list or health table to open its full workspace. Use the capacity outlook to see whether the visible team has room over the next several weeks.
The dashboard explains why work needs attention, so you can act without opening every project first.
Switch to the project list
Select List when you want to browse, search, compare, or manage project records directly.
Use Active for work currently in progress.
Use Complete to find finished engagements.
Use All when you need both in one result set.
Search by project, client, or information stored in project custom fields.
Use Filter to narrow by client, project owner, project type, or any project custom field. The owner filter includes Unassigned, and custom fields can include projects where a value is not set.
Custom-field filters can be combined. For text fields, enter any part of the value in Contains. For checkbox fields, selecting multiple choices includes a project when it matches any selected choice in that field.
Choose card or table view
Card view emphasizes the overall shape of each engagement. Table view aligns the most important fields across projects, which is useful when comparing progress, timelines, fees, or owners.
Project dates use month and day for the current year and add the year for earlier or later work. If a project timeline crosses years—or either endpoint is outside the current year—both endpoints show their years.
Table view makes project comparisons predictable while preserving client avatars and progress indicators.
Adjust the presentation
Use the sort control to order projects by the field most useful for the current decision.
Use Fields to add or remove optional information from the list.
Select a column heading when that column supports direct sorting.
Open the row menu for project-specific actions without first opening the workspace.
Your project list choices are designed to persist, so temporarily opening a client or project does not require rebuilding the view when you return.
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