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Projects — A customer project, with progress that computes itself.

Calendar activities, grouped under one project. Status and progress compute themselves.

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  • Tunisair
  • Orange
  • Ford
  • Délice Danone
  • Vistaprint
  • FedEx
  • Peugeot
  • Zara
  • Celio
  • Condor
  • Royal Air Maroc
  • Pathé

The problem

A spreadsheet for the project, the calendar for the tasks.

Without Projects

  • The project lives in a spreadsheet, the tasks in everyone's calendar.
  • Progress gets updated by hand, when someone remembers.
  • Nobody sees that one task is blocking the next.
  • Delays come to light at the end-of-month meeting.

With Projects

  • Project activities are calendar activities.
  • Status and progress compute themselves.
  • An activity starts when the one it depends on ends.
  • Delays show on the project and in the counters.

Connect

The project fits into the rest of the tool.

Linked to the customer, fed by the calendar: nothing gets copied.

Linked to a deal, from the sale.

The project you sold is tracked from the deal. It can also start from a ticket, or stay internal.

The rollout, tracked from the ticket.

The customer opened a ticket. The project that answers it is linked to it, with the people working on it.

Activities from the calendar.

Tasks, meetings, calls, video meetings: in the project and in everyone's calendar.

A process, step by step.

The project page shows the current step of the process.

Progress

One activity done, and the bar moves.

An activity done, a due date missed: the project page and the project list follow on their own.

  1. Finish

    Tick an activity, the bar moves

    The project status comes from its activities. Nobody types it in.

    • Computed status
    • Progress as a percentage
    • Breakdown by status
    • Parents computed too
  2. Spot

    Delays show without searching

    A due date passes: the activity and the project turn overdue. A missed target end is flagged.

    • Overdue activity
    • Overdue project
    • Target end passed
    • “Overdue” counter
  3. Steer

    Every project, sorted by status

    The project Kanban reads without moving anything. A card changes column when its activities change.

    • Kanban by status
    • Four counters
    • Active, suspended, archived
    • Category filter

Views

Three ways to follow the same project.

The List to work, the Kanban for the flow, the Gantt for dates.

  1. List

    The list,
    grouped by status.

    Activities grouped by status. Drag one to another group, with the mouse or the keyboard.

    • Groups by status
    • Drag and drop
    • Choose columns
  2. Kanban

    The flow
    at a glance.

    One column per status. The parent keeps its computed status.

    • Columns by status
    • Sub-activities
    • Computed status
  3. Gantt

    The dates
    and what depends on them.

    One bar per activity, its dependencies, today's line. Dates change in the list.

    • Bars per activity
    • Dependencies
    • Today

List

The list,
grouped by status.

Activities grouped by status. Drag one to another group, with the mouse or the keyboard.

  • Groups by status
  • Drag and drop
  • Choose columns

Organize

Plan the project in a few minutes.

Sub-activities, dependencies, quick add: the plan is built from the keyboard.

An activity splits two levels deep. The parent turns done when the last sub-activity does.

Mobile app

A deal's projects, on iPhone and Android.

In the app, a deal lists its projects and creates new ones. The full Projects screen stays on the web.

  • Each project's status and progress
  • Create a project from the deal
  • A kickoff task created for the team
  • Tap a project to open it on the web
Certifications

Certified ISO 27001 and ISO 9001. Check it in the register.

Check on Certipedia
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022

    Information security

    How your data is classified, protected and returned, audited by TÜV Rheinland.

  • ISO 9001:2015

    Quality management

    Written processes, checked and reviewed: what TÜV Rheinland comes to audit.

The inventory

Everything inside, and what is missing.

Grey items do not exist yet, or not everywhere (web or phone). We would rather say so than leave it out.

Not yet, or not everywhere

Projects

  • Name, owner, start, target end, priority, category
  • Link to a deal or a ticket, or internal project
  • Project List and Kanban, filters active, done, suspended, archived
  • Four counters: projects, in progress, done, overdue
  • Suspend, resume, archive, delete

Activities

  • Calendar tasks, meetings, calls and video meetings
  • Two-level sub-activities, computed parent status
  • Finish-to-start dependencies, computed start, loops refused
  • Quick add, in-cell editing, keyboard drag and drop
  • Bulk actions: status, assign, due date, priority, delete

Views

  • List grouped by status, choose columns, sorting
  • Activity Kanban
  • Gantt with dependencies and today's line
  • Edit dates right in the Gantt

Follow up

  • Computed status and progress, missed target end flagged
  • Process tracking on the project page
  • Project time tracking and budget

On the phone

  • A deal's projects, create a project from the deal
  • Project activities in the mobile calendar
  • Projects screen (list, page, Gantt)

Frequently asked questions

What people ask us before their first project.

The answers, including when they say what is still missing. Your question is not here? Ask it during the demo.

Your next customer project, followed in the same tool.

Create the project from the deal, add the activities: progress computes itself.