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The Projects feature removes friction from the sales-to-delivery handoff. Instead of your delivery team asking "What did the client need?" or searching for deal information, they open the project and
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All Projects & Tasks – Manage all the projects and tasks you have access to on your Wonderly account in one unified view.
Workspaces – View the full list of workspaces you have access to in Wonderly, and within each workspace, you can view its projects, documents, or folders.
+ Button – This lets you create another workspace directly from this button.
Projects & Tasks
Browse – Displays all projects, documents, and folders within your workspace in a simple list or card view. You can browse through all items without any specific organization or filtering applied.
Table – Shows all projects and tasks in a traditional table/spreadsheet format with columns for the name, status, deadline, owner, and other relevant fields.
Kanban – Displays projects or tasks organized by status in a card-based board view. Each status (e.g., "In Progress," "Completed," "On Hold") appears as a column, and projects/tasks appear as cards within those columns.
Gantt – Shows all projects on a timeline view. Each project appears as a horizontal bar, with the bar's position and length representing the start date, duration, and deadline.
Dashboard – Provides a high-level summary view with key metrics and statistics about all projects and tasks. This can include total projects, completion rates, upcoming deadlines, and other performance indicators.
Workload – Shows the distribution of work across your team. This helps you identify who is overloaded or underutilized.
Task List Dropdown – This dropdown helps you narrow down to specific projects or task collections.
Search Tab – Allows you to quickly find specific projects or tasks by typing keywords. You can search by project name, task name, owner, status, or other relevant fields.
Filter Button – Apply multiple filters to narrow down which projects and tasks are displayed.
You can filter by:
Custom fields – Filter by any custom fields you've created.
Sort options – Organize projects/tasks by name, deadline, or other criteria.
Three-Dot Menu – Use the top-right menu to copy a shareable internal link to your current view or add it to your Favorites.
Views
Table
Table View Dropdown – Switch between different table layouts or saved table configurations. This lets you customize which columns are displayed, how data is sorted, and what information is most visible at a glance.
Search Tab – type keywords to find specific projects or tasks by name, owner, status, or other relevant information.
Filters – Apply multiple filters to narrow down which projects and tasks are displayed.
You can filter by:
Custom fields – Filter by any custom fields you've created.
Sort options – Organize projects/tasks by name, deadline, owner, or other criteria.
Name – The project, task, or Workspace name as it appears in your system.
Assignee – The name of the person assigned to the project or task.
Deadline – The due date for the project or task.
Template – Whether the project was created from a project template and which template was used.
Start Date – The date the project or task was scheduled to begin.
Priority – The priority level of the project or task (Low, Medium, High, or ASAP).
Workspace – Which workspace the project or task belongs to.
Labels – Any labels or tags applied to the project or task.
Color – A color indicator or color label assigned to the project or task for visual organization.
Status – The current status of the project or task (Not Started, In Progress, Completed, On Hold, etc.).
Created At – The date the project or task was created in your system.
Updated At – The date the project or task was last updated.
Created By – The name of the person who created the project or task.
Folder – Which folder the project or task is organized in.
Attachments – The number of files or documents attached to the project or task.
+ Button (Add Field) – Allows you to add a field to the table view.
Kanban
Kanban View Dropdown – Switch between different layouts or saved configurations. This lets you customize which columns are displayed, how data is sorted, and what information is most visible at a glance.
Search Tab – type keywords to find specific projects or tasks by name, owner, status, or other relevant information.
Filters – Apply multiple filters to narrow down which projects and tasks are displayed.
You can filter by:
Custom fields – Filter by any custom fields you've created.
Sort options – Organize projects/tasks by name, deadline, owner, or other criteria.
Cards – These represent individual tasks or projects within your workspace.
For projects, you’ll see:
Workspaces the projects belong to.
Project Name.
Project Status.
Project Assignee.
Project Due date.
+ New Project – This allows you to create a brand new project directly from the Kanban view.
For tasks, you’ll see:
Workspaces the tasks belong to.
Projects the tasks belong to and their milestones.
Task Name.
Task Status.
Task Assignee.
Task Due date.
+ New Task button – This allows you to create a new task or card directly within the Kanban view.
You can drag cards between columns to organize them.
Gantt
Gantt View Dropdown – Switch between different layouts or saved configurations. This lets you customize which columns are displayed, how data is sorted, and what information is most visible at a glance.
Search Tab – type keywords to find specific projects or tasks by name, owner, status, or other relevant information.
< > buttons – Scroll backward or forward to view past or future dates.
Jump to date – Quickly navigate to the current date.
Filters – Apply multiple filters to narrow down which projects are displayed.
You can filter by:
Custom fields – Filter by any custom fields you've created.
Sort options – Organize projects/tasks by name, deadline, owner, or other criteria.
Timeline Header – Shows the calendar dates, helping you see the date range for your project timeline.
Project List – See all your projects in a vertical list on the left side.
Project Bars – See the length of a project from the start date to the due date.
"Today" indicator – Shows you the current date on the timeline. It helps you quickly see which projects are:
Past due (before the line)
Due today (on the line)
Upcoming (after the line)
Dashboard
Dashboard View Dropdown – Switch between different layouts or saved configurations. This lets you customize which columns are displayed, how data is sorted, and what information is most visible at a glance.
Metric cards – These display key statistics such as:
Total tasks – Number of tasks across all projects or workspaces.
Completed tasks – How many tasks are finished.
In progress tasks – How many tasks are currently being worked on.
Hours worked – Total time spent on projects or tasks.
Three-Dot Menu (⋮) – Edit, duplicate, expand, or remove the card.
Pie Chart – A circular graph divided into slices. Each slice represents a proportion or percentage of the whole.
Bar Chart – Displays data using rectangular bars of different heights, with each bar representing a value or quantity for a specific category.
Line Chart – Shows data points connected by lines, with each point representing a value at a specific time or category.
Pencil Icon – Edit the chart's settings.
Expand – view the chart in full screen.
Workload
Workload View Dropdown – Switch between different layouts or saved configurations. This lets you customize which columns are displayed, how data is sorted, and what information is most visible at a glance.
Date – Select a specific week or date range to view.
Today – Reset to today's date.
< > buttons – Scroll backward or forward to view past or future dates.
Refresh icon – Reload the view with the latest information.
Filters – Apply multiple filters to narrow down the information displayed.
Assignees – Select specific team members to focus on.
Team Members – Each item represents a team member's workload capacity. The bars show:
Visual workload representation – How full their schedule is.
Capacity at a glance – Whether they're underutilized, at capacity, or overloaded.
Time allocation – How their hours are distributed across tasks and meetings.
Total workload hours – Total hours assigned to that team member for the selected week or date range. You can view:
Tasks.
Meetings.
Both combined.
Workload Summary – View the overall team capacity.
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