Dashboards
See how the work is going, in numbers and charts you build yourself
Add a chart, pick what it counts and how to group it, and see a live preview as you choose. Dashboards can show numbers, bars, lines, donuts, a battery of progress, tables with rows and columns, task lists, burnup, workload and text. Click a bar or a slice to see the tasks behind it. It can also show cumulative flow, scatter charts and a calendar.
Numbers, cumulative flow and a chart with a second axis, always up to date.
What is dashboards?
A dashboard answers questions about your work without exporting anything: how much is done, who has too much, what is late and how fast things get finished. It updates by itself as tasks change.
How to build a dashboard
Start from a template or an empty page.
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Create a dashboard
Open Dashboards, choose where it belongs and start from a template or an empty page.
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Add charts
Pick a chart, choose what to show and how to group it. A title is written for you until you change it.
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Read and share
Filter by dates, projects and people, click through to the tasks, and share a read-only link if your plan has it.
See dashboards in action
Who uses dashboards?
A weekly team check
One page shows open tasks by person, what is overdue and the battery of what is done, without asking anyone.
Client reporting
Send a client a read-only link to the project's progress, with no account needed.
How long work takes
The average time to complete, by assignee or by month, shows where work gets stuck.
Capabilities at a glance
- Thirteen kinds of charts and blocks, with a live preview
- Tasks, tracked time and databases as data
- Click any bar or slice to see what is behind it
- CSV download, print, full screen, and a public link from Pro
Frequently asked questions
How many dashboards can I have?
Can I share a dashboard?
Does each project have a dashboard?
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