About Views
GoodDay comes with many different views that help you manage, plan, and review your work, as well as report on it quickly and easily.
While some views are automatically attached to your project (e.g. Tasks List/Table, Board, Events),
other views can be accessed in the "Views" section of the main menu.
You can learn more about views management here.
Task management views
View |
Description |
Tasks List |
The list of project or workfolder tasks, appears in many sections of GoodDay. |
Tasks Table |
The advanced task list view available for any project or folder and great for working with complex project structures. |
Board |
Displays project/workfolder tasks as cards on the board. |
Work planning views
View |
Description |
Workload |
Workload management view with resource planning capabilities to optimize your team's utilization. |
Gantt chart |
Work timeline view with Gantt chart and comprehensive planning features. |
Action required |
A sneak-peek overview of work planning for your team. |
Tasks by user |
Tasks by user displays all tasks grouped by action required user. |
Event views
View |
Description |
Calendar |
A feature-rich calendar view for an at-a-glance overview and quick management of events, milestones, and deadlines. |
Events list |
A list of all project events, organized by date. |
Events summary |
A focused events summary view that includes the current, previous, and the following weeks' events. |
Progress Tracking
View |
Description |
Projects portfolio |
Displays information on active projects, including statuses, deadlines, and responsible users. |
What's done |
Period-based summary of work accomplishments (tasks, projects, events). |
Past due |
Focused view displaying all past due items and helping adjust the deadlines on one screen, if required. |
Priorities |
Filters and displays all tasks and projects of high priority. |
Other views
View |
Description |
Activity stream |
Filters and displays all tasks and projects of high priority. |
Recent |
Filters and displays all tasks and projects of high priority. |