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The Projects page lists every project in your company — not just ones you’re personally assigned to. You can view tasks, update progress, and tag your timesheet hours to specific tasks.

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Viewing your projects

Go to Projects in the sidebar. You’ll see a table of every company project, with columns for:
  • Project name and code
  • Status (Active, Completed, On Hold, Proposed, Cancelled)
  • Number of tasks
  • Team (avatars of assigned members)
  • Progress ring
Use the search box and the status tabs above the table to narrow the list. Click any row to open the project’s detail view.
The progress ring is a placeholder in the current build — it isn’t yet calculated from real completed-vs-total task counts, so don’t rely on it as an accurate completion metric.

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Working on tasks

Inside a project you’ll see every task on that project (not just your own) — use the assignee filter to narrow the list down to tasks assigned to you. To update a task:
  1. Click the task to open it
  2. Change the status — a dropdown of the project’s board columns (defaults to To Do, In Progress, Completed; your company may have added custom stages like “Review”)
  3. Add a comment with progress notes or questions
  4. Save

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Tagging timesheet entries to projects

When adding a time log on the Timesheets page, you can tag it to a task:
  1. Open a day’s entry panel
  2. In the time block, under Work Allocation, click Add Task
  3. Search for and select the task (search matches by task name or project)
  4. Save
This allows your manager to see exactly which projects your hours went toward, and it feeds into project reports and invoicing.
If you can’t find a task, ask your manager — you may not be assigned to it yet, or it may not exist.

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What you can’t do

Employees can view, add, and update tasks on any project — including adding new tasks and assigning them to teammates on the project. The one thing restricted to Managers and Company Admins is creating new projects — the New Project button only appears for those roles. If you need a new project set up, ask your manager.