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Projects Overview

Learn about the Projects Overview Dashboard

Edition: Business + Insights Pro Add-on, Enterprise + Insights Pro Add-on
User-level: Permissions are set at an Organisation level by System Administrators
Who this is for: Principals, project managers, directors


Dashboard Explained

Portfolio-level snapshot of active projects: count, residual fee, revenue forecast, recovery and gross profit, by slice and trended. Projects Overview is the starting point for any project health review — it surfaces portfolio-wide trends before drilling into individual projects.

How to use it

Use Projects Overview as the first screen in any portfolio review — check Active Revenue Forecast against target before drilling into detail. If Recovery % or Gross Profit % is trending down, use Portfolio Summary to find which offices or PMs are driving it, then Projects Snapshot or Project Summary for the individual projects behind the number.

Understanding your data

Key Fields

How it's Calculated

Active Projects #

Count of active projects (billable projects only)

Invoiced % of Fee

Invoiced revenue as a percentage of agreed fee, across active projects

Active Residual

Remaining agreed fee not yet invoiced, across active projects

Active Revenue Forecast

Forecast revenue for active projects over the next 6 months

Recovery %

Invoiced revenue ÷ charge generated, excluding no billing stages

Gross Profit %

Profitability of active project work


Visuals

  • Active Projects # by Slice (bar, billable projects only)

  • Active Revenue Forecast (Next 6 Months) — Gross Revenue trend line

  • Recovery & Gross Profit (trend, Recovery excludes no billing stages)

  • Active Residual by Slice (bar)

  • Residual & Revenue Forecast by Slice (bar, two series)

  • Recovery & Gross Profit by Slice (bar)

Filters

  • Office: filter by Project Office

  • Discipline: filter by Stage Discipline

  • Cost Centre: filter by Stage Cost Centre

  • Slice By: choose the dimension for the aggregated graph visuals

Toggles

  • Last Month / This Month: quick relative-period selector

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