The real status of work only comes from asking.
One job, four places
In conversationIn an emailIn a spreadsheetOn somebody's desktopList and calendar views, space and project filters, watching changes, and the full story of every action (task); project status without status meetings.
Who is this page for? A project manager or delivery lead running several projects and people at once, who doesn't want to spend the day asking for status.
The real status of work only comes from asking.
One job, four places
In conversationIn an emailIn a spreadsheetOn somebody's desktopImportant changes happen without warning.
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Reports for upper management get built by hand every time.
The figure you have
42%Last updated: last weekThe old way
The day starts with a "where are we?" message.
You learn a due date moved only when it's too late.
Report night means screenshots and hand-made spreadsheets.
With Flowra
filtered by space and project, right in front of you.
and every change triggers a notification.
CSV export in the calendar your stakeholders read is report-ready.
Every change to this action is recorded in its story.
Break the project into actions
Assignment with an owner and due date
Watch the key actions
Comments and decisions on the work itself
Review the list and calendar daily
CSV export for reporting
Space and project filters
Several projects at once, without the mix-ups.
Watch and notifications
Important changes reach you before they become a crisis.
Action story
In review meetings, history replaces memory.
CSV export
The upstream report is ready in minutes.
No. You get lists, a calendar, dependencies between actions, and checklists; no Gantt for now.
The calendar view shows due dates, and the list sorts by filter and priority; overdue actions are in plain sight.
No; a status change and a comment on the action are enough, the story builds itself.
Yes; owner, editor, and viewer roles in the workspace, plus project-limited visibility.
Invite them to the space (even as a viewer), or hand them a CSV export or a printed report.
Everything attached to a piece of work stays right beside it.
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