Plans 💳 : Everyone

User Permissions 👥: Admins, Managers, Team Leads
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Think of the Projects page as your mission control center for staying on top of all of your projects. Here you get to keep track of your budgets, logged hours, and phase development.

The Projects page gives you all the tools you need to track an individual project or to juggle several at the same time. The Projects page has all the tools you need to manage your internal resources while communicating a project's status to your clients.

Browse this article to find out what features are in:

On the Projects page, you have two tabs: the Dashboard and All Projects views. Let's talk about the Dashboard for now. Here you get a summary of all the project data that is most important to you. You can pin priority projects and scan Latest Activities for a breakdown of all essential project activities. It's a really useful starting point for keeping track of all your projects. ✅

Read on to find out more about the functionality in the Dashboard view.

Each user has the flexibility to decide which projects matter most to them. Pinning a card locks the project to your personal dashboard for quick access to the most important information. To see more detailed information, click on a pinned card to access its dedicated project page. 

When you first land on the Projects page, you’ll see Project cards representing your most recent projects:

Projects are organized alphabetically. Once you start logging time or editing entries, the last nine projects you've interacted with will appear first. Each card includes the following info:

To pin a project, simply click the three-dot button '...' on the right-hand corner of any of your project cards, then, click the Pin to dashboard button. You can also unpin a project in the same way. Take a look at how it's done here:

When you scroll down the Projects page you'll see the Latest Activities tab. This is your log that details the budgets and other important activities related to your projects. This live feed is designed to keep Admin and Manager level users in the loop on project status updates as they happen.

Selecting the All Projects view gives you a good look at all the essential data across all your projects. It's also where Admin and Manager level users can manage clients, add new projects, see archived projects, and edit existing projects. Employee-level users will only see projects they were added to and can't see monetary values for budget progress. It looks like this:

Here's a breakdown of what the All Projects tab includes:

A quick way to get to a project you're looking for is to simply search for it in the search field. Project names will start to auto-populate and you should find what you're looking for in no time at all.

The default view will show projects with any budget. Click the drop-down to filter for projects with a budget and those without. Projects that have been assigned a budget give you an overview of the money coming into your company or to you as a freelancer. It's also really beneficial to see your projects that have a time budget, or no budget at all because there you get to see how much time you're spending on administrative tasks as well.

Admins and Manager level users are able to view all active projects, company-wide. Employee-level users are only able to see the names of projects they are assigned to. That's one of the biggest differences between various user levels. 👍

Click a project name in either the Dashboard or All Projects tabs. Once you've clicked the project name you'll end up on that project's individual project page. All the details you need about that individual project are there! You can also generate reports on whatever project-related information you need. Easy peasy! 😄