Peak One · Product
Where does the project stand? The answer should not need a round-robin email.
The project overview brings a project’s tasks, statuses and milestones together. Everyone sees the same state, because everyone works with the same tasks.
An example
A look before the client meeting
Example: Before the review meeting with Nordwind Travel Goods, Lena opens the overview. Twelve of twenty tasks are done, two are overdue, and the milestone “Design approved” is due in five days.
Try it
One project, four views
Sample data · nothing is savedPlanned
In progress
Review
Done
Click a task to move its status, then switch views: it is the same task everywhere. Board, list and calendar are available in Peak One, the timeline is beta.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
How it works
Status at a glance
See how many tasks sit in each step and what is overdue.
Milestones in the project
Goals and milestones from Peak Goals show what the project is working towards and what is due next.
Switch without a break
From the overview to the board, list or calendar. The tasks stay the same.
No double upkeep
There is no separate status report to update by hand. The overview reads the tasks directly.
Honest limits
Timeline in beta
A Gantt view of the project exists in Board V2, which is still in beta.
Comparing many projects
For many projects side by side there is the portfolio. It is part of Work V2 and in beta.
Frequently asked questions
What does the project overview show?
Tasks by status, what is overdue and the project’s milestones.
Do I have to enter the status myself?
No. The overview reads the tasks. Moving a task updates the overview too.
Can clients see the overview?
Not directly in the project. Sharing a released snapshot by link is in beta.
One state for everyone.
Create a project and watch the overview fill up with every task.
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