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Projects: Overview

Projects is where all live bid work happens. Find it in the sidebar under Workspace, see how the five progress statuses work, and learn what the three aggregate views are for.

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Written by henry brogan

Projects is where all live bid work happens. Every opportunity your team is working on appears here, grouped by how far it has progressed, so you can see the state of the whole pipeline in one place.

Where to find it

In the left-hand sidebar, under Workspace, click Projects.

The five progress statuses

Every project sits in exactly one status at a time.

Not Started

The project has been created, but work has not yet begun.

Ongoing

The project is actively being worked on.

Submitted

The bid or proposal has been submitted.

Won

The bid was successful.

Lost

The bid was unsuccessful.

A project's status changes when you move it between columns in board view, or when you edit it directly from its Project Dashboard.

Opportunity cards

Each project appears as an opportunity card showing its name, client and key details.

Click a card to open that project's Project Dashboard — the workspace for everything specific to that bid: uploading tender documents, extracting questions, building the task pipeline, and drafting and reviewing answers.

Projects gives you the view across all your bids. The Project Dashboard is where you work inside one.

The three aggregate views

Within Projects you can switch between three views. Each one gathers a different type of record from every project in your workspace, so your team can manage work across all bids without opening each project one by one.

Projects

Every project in your workspace, for monitoring the pipeline and managing bids as a whole.

Tasks

Pipeline tasks from every project, for understanding workload, seeing what is due next, and spotting blocked or unassigned work.

Questions

Questions from every project, for coordinating writers and reviewers across several submissions at once.

All three views work the same way. They share the same list and board layouts, the same filtering and display controls, and the same saved views — so once you have learned one, the others will feel immediately familiar.

Related articles

  • Working with views, filters and saved views — the tools shared by all three aggregate views.

  • Projects Aggregate View — managing and monitoring your full list of projects.

  • Tasks Aggregate View — managing pipeline tasks across every project.

  • Questions Aggregate View — managing questions across every project.

  • Archiving and restoring projects — how projects leave the active workspace, and how to bring them back.

  • Project Dashboard — what you see when you open a single project.

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