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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.
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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.
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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


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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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