Nobody gathers these numbers at month end: a task when it is completed, an invoice when it is paid, a meeting when it is held — each is itself the source of the figure, at the moment it happens.
So what you see here is what actually happened, not what somebody remembered. Back to home
Reports
Reports
A live picture of the team, the tasks and the projects — no waiting for a weekly meeting to learn where things stand.
Live report
With Moshaar
Completed tasks38
Overdue4
Completion rate86%
A live snapshotReports nobody writes:
Reports nobody writes:
the numbers come from the work itself.
Change the period and every number moves with it. And each card says where its figure came from — from the tasks, the due dates, the recorded payments or the calendar.
Tasks completed23from the tasks themselves
Past its due date4from the due dates
Collected on invoicesSAR 26,241from recorded payments
Meetings and calls9from the calendar
Completed per person
⇄Change the period and every figure moves together — they share one source
Three foundationsA report assembled by hand
A report assembled by hand
is already out of date the day it is read.
The figure in the report is the same one on the tasks page and on the project card. No two numbers for one thing, and no meeting argument about how much we got done.
And each card states its source underneath it.You see who is carrying more than they can before it shows up in a delivery — so you move a task today instead of apologising to the client next week.
It is the same view that appears in the Team tab inside every project.Put Reports to work
Try it with your team and judge after the first hour.