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Reports

Reports provide visibility into project progress, activity, schedules, and team contribution.

What Reports Are For

Use Reports to:

  • Monitor overall project health.
  • Track daily and cumulative progress.
  • Analyze team and individual contributions.
  • Review detailed tables and charts.
  • Export reports for sharing or records.
  • Schedule automated report delivery.

Access Reports

  1. Open Project Management.
  2. Select Reports from the left sidebar.
  3. Select the project from the project dropdown.
  4. Choose the view or report section you need.

Table View

Table View presents structured project data for users who need precise numbers.

It can include:

  • Language-level summaries.
  • Progress metrics.
  • Activity breakdowns.
  • Stage details.
  • Member contribution data.

Project Summary

The Project Summary dashboard gives a quick snapshot of project status.

MetricMeaning
LanguagesLanguages included in the project.
Total project daysPlanned duration.
Days workedWorkdays already used.
Days leftRemaining planned days.
Total versesTotal project target.
Completed versesCompleted target.
Overall progressCompletion percentage.

Language Stages

Language Stages show the status of scheduled stages inside a language.

Key metrics can include scheduled stages, schedule dates, books, books done, verses, overdue verses, members, and progress.

Stage Books

Stage Books show the books included in a stage.

Key metrics can include book name, schedule dates, total chapters, chapters done, total verses, overall done, overdue verses, and progress.

If a book has progress, selecting it can open a member detail view. Selecting member information can show member activity for that book.

Charts View

Charts View provides visual analytics.

Available visualizations can include:

  • Overall completion.
  • Verse timeline.
  • Language completion.
  • Date range activity.
  • Completion percentage by language.
  • Language share of completed work.
  • Project schedule pressure.

Export Reports

Reports can be exported as Excel workbooks or PDF documents.

Project exports can include summary and timeline sections. Language and stage exports can include language stage sheets, Bible details, stage member tables, completed books, and overdue sections. Member drilldowns can include member sheets, activity timelines, time logs, and attendance.

Schedule Reports

  1. Open Reports.
  2. Select the project.
  3. Open the schedule report option.
  4. Choose the frequency.
  5. Set the run time.
  6. Add recipients and optional CC recipients.
  7. Choose PDF, Excel, or both.
  8. Activate the schedule.
  9. Save the report schedule.

Multi-Project Use

Use the project dropdown to switch between projects. This helps users compare project progress and manage several reporting contexts without leaving the Reports page.