Projects
Create projects for your clients, track their progress, and find everything about a client engagement in one place.
A project holds everything for one piece of client work: its stages and tasks, messages, files, portal pages, members, and automations. This page explains how projects are organized and how to create, find, and remove them.
How projects work
- Every project belongs to your workspace and has an owner from your team and, optionally, a primary contact on the client side.
- A project’s status is Active, On hold, Completed, or Archived.
- Inside a project, the tabs are Tasks, Messages, Files, Members, Pages (the pages your client sees in the portal), Workflows, and Settings.
- There is no separate overview page: a project opens on its Tasks tab.
- Under the project name, a one-line summary shows the share of tasks completed, which stage the project is in (for example “Stage 2 of 4 · Design”), how many tasks are waiting on the client or need review, how many are overdue, and the next due date.
- Activity, at the end of the summary line, opens the project’s activity history in a side panel.
- Preview Portal, at the top right, opens the project in the client portal, read-only, as your client would see it, even before you invite them. With several clients it reads Preview as… so you can pick one. See Client Portal.
- Clients only see a project in their portal once they are a member of it with portal access. See Members.
How to create a project
- Open Projects in the sidebar and click New project.
- If your workspace has templates, choose one under Template, or leave Blank project selected. A template copies its stages, tasks, pages, folders, and workflows into the new project. See Project Templates.
- Enter a Name and choose the Project owner.
- Optionally pick a Primary contact.
- Click Add project.
After the project is created, open its Settings tab to add a description, dates, a status, or a time zone. See Project Settings.
How to find projects
The Projects page lists every project with its client, status, progress, what needs attention, and last activity.
- Progress shows the share of tasks completed, with the current stage beneath it, such as Discovery · 2 of 4. Hover the bar to see the task count.
- Attention shows up to two of these, most urgent first: tasks that are overdue, tasks waiting for your review, and tasks waiting on the client. It shows — when nothing needs attention. Hover it to see all of them. These are the same counts as the summary at the top of a project.
- Last activity shows when something last happened on the project, such as a task update, a message from your team, or a signed contract.
To find a project:
- Use the search box to find a project by name.
- Filter by status, and use Sort by and Direction to change the order.
- Use Display to sort by Last activity, and to show or hide columns. Owner, Primary contact, and Created are hidden at first.
How to delete projects
- On the Projects page, select one or more projects with the checkboxes.
- Click Delete in the bar at the bottom of the page and confirm.
You can also delete a single project from the Danger zone in its Settings tab. Deleting a project permanently removes it and all of its data, and it can’t be undone.