This article covers:
- Project View page;
- Project dashboards;
- Admin projects;
- Calculated planned progress percentage and actual progress percentage;
- Programmes.
Projects form the basis of PPO. All items (Tasks, Issues, Risks, Scope Changes, and so on) relate to a project. The Project entity can be renamed, depending on the requirement. For more details on re-naming entities, see the following knowledge base article.
Project View page
The Project View page provides an overview of all project information, including links to the various project related entities.
Project dashboards
The Project View page also provides links to two dashboards. The Project Status Dashboard and the Customer Dashboard.
The Project Status Dashboard provides an overview of the entire project:
The Customer Dashboard provides an overview of the milestones on the project.
For more information on these and other Dashboards, access the following knowledge base article.
Admin projects
PPO allows users to load administrative / ongoing projects in addition to real, full-blown projects. These admin projects can be identified as projects where the admin field is TRUE and the priority for the project has been set to the default admin priority (for more information, access the following knowledge base article).
Filters can be set up to exclude admin projects from reporting.
For more information on setting up filters, access the following knowledge base article.
Calculated planned progress percentage and actual progress percentage
PPO can calculate the Planned Progress Percentage and Actual Progress Percentage of your project. These calculations provide an accurate, calculated view of the advancement of your project, without relying on the project manager to import their schedule on a regular basis.
For more information on setting this up, access the following FAQ.
Programmes
PPO's project entity can also be set up to manage programmes. By assigning projects to a programme, reports and dashboards can be viewed on a portfolio, programme or project level.
For more information on setting up programme projects, access the following knowledge base article.