Projects

Manage larger-scope work that spans multiple tickets, tasks, and line items. Projects give you a centralized hub for complex jobs with built-in progress tracking and financial management.

Overview

Projects are designed for work that goes beyond a single ticket. Whether it's a full network deployment, a multi-device setup, or a large-scale repair operation, projects help you organize everything in one place.

Task Checklists

Break down complex work into individual tasks with status tracking. Progress auto-calculates as tasks are completed.

Linked Tickets

Connect multiple existing tickets to a single project. Keep all related work organized and easily accessible.

Line Items & Pricing

Add products and services with pricing. Generate estimates or invoices directly from project line items.

Ticket Conversion

Convert any existing ticket into a project with one click. All ticket data carries over automatically.

Project List

The Projects page shows all your projects in a table view with key information at a glance:

Filtering & Searching

Use the secondary sidebar to quickly filter projects:

The sidebar also shows a summary with counts for Planning, In Progress, On Hold, and Completed (this month).

Creating a Project

Click the "+ New Project" button on the Projects page to create a new project.

Required Fields

Optional Fields

Converting a Ticket to a Project

When a ticket grows in scope and needs to become a larger project, you can convert it directly:

How to Convert a Ticket

  1. Open the ticket you want to convert in the Ticket View page
  2. Click the "Convert to Project" button in the bottom action bar
  3. Confirm the conversion in the dialog

What Happens During Conversion

Tip: The original ticket is preserved and linked to the project. You can still view the ticket's full history, and you can link additional tickets to the project later.

Project Statuses

Projects move through the following statuses during their lifecycle:

Status Description When to Use
Planning Initial stage, defining scope and requirements Project has been created but work hasn't started
In Progress Active work is being done Team has started working on the project tasks
On Hold Work is temporarily paused Waiting on parts, customer approval, or other blockers
Review Work is done, pending final review All tasks complete, needs quality check or customer sign-off
Completed Project is finished All work done, invoiced, and ready to close
Cancelled Project was cancelled Customer cancelled or project is no longer needed

Task Checklist

Each project has a built-in task checklist to break down work into manageable steps. Tasks are the primary way to track progress on a project.

Adding Tasks

  1. Navigate to the project's Tasks tab
  2. Type a task title in the input field at the bottom
  3. Press Enter or click "Add"

Completing Tasks

Click the checkbox next to any task to mark it as completed. The project's progress bar automatically updates based on the ratio of completed tasks to total tasks.

Progress Calculation

Progress = (Completed Tasks / Total Tasks) x 100%

For example, if a project has 5 tasks and 3 are completed, progress shows as 60%.

Managing Tasks

Linked Tickets

Projects can link to multiple existing tickets, creating a hub for all related work.

Linking a Ticket

  1. Go to the project's Linked Tickets tab
  2. Click "Link Ticket"
  3. Search for the ticket by number or subject
  4. Click "Link" on the ticket you want to connect

Unlinking a Ticket

Click the "Unlink" button next to any linked ticket to remove the association. This does not delete the ticket — it only removes the link.

Viewing Linked Tickets

Click on any linked ticket's number or subject to navigate directly to that ticket's detail page.

Line Items & Pricing

Projects include a full line items system for tracking costs and generating financial documents.

Managing Line Items

  1. Navigate to the Line Items tab
  2. Click "+ Add Line Item" to add a new row
  3. Select the type (Product or Service)
  4. Enter a description, quantity, and unit price
  5. The line total calculates automatically
  6. Set the tax rate if applicable
  7. Click "Save Line Items" to persist changes

Totals

The totals section shows:

Generate Estimates & Invoices

One of the most powerful features of projects is the ability to generate estimates and invoices directly from the project's line items.

Generating an Estimate

  1. Ensure your project has line items with pricing
  2. Click "Generate Estimate" in the header or action bar
  3. Confirm the action
  4. A new draft estimate is created with all the project's line items copied over
  5. You are redirected to the new estimate where you can review and send it

Generating an Invoice

  1. Ensure your project has line items with pricing
  2. Click "Generate Invoice" in the header or action bar
  3. Confirm the action
  4. A new draft invoice is created with all the project's line items copied over
  5. You are redirected to the new invoice where you can finalize and send it
Tip: You can generate multiple estimates and invoices from the same project. Each generation creates a new document — existing documents are not affected.

Comments

Use the Comments tab to add notes, updates, and communication about the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a project and a ticket?

A ticket represents a single repair job or service request. A project is a larger-scope container that can encompass multiple tickets, has its own task checklist, and tracks overall progress across all related work.

Can I link the same ticket to multiple projects?

No, each ticket can only be linked to one project at a time. If you try to link a ticket that's already linked elsewhere, you'll need to unlink it from the other project first.

Does converting a ticket to a project delete the ticket?

No. The ticket is preserved and automatically linked to the new project. Its status changes to "Converted" to indicate it's now part of a project, but all the ticket data remains intact.

How is project progress calculated?

Progress is calculated as the percentage of completed tasks out of total tasks. If a project has no tasks, progress shows as 0%. Add tasks and check them off to see the progress bar fill up.

Can I edit project details inline?

Yes! On the project detail page's Overview tab, you can change the status, priority, assigned user, dates, subject, description, and notes directly. Changes save automatically when you modify a field.

What happens when I generate an invoice from a project?

A new draft invoice is created with the project's customer, line items, tax rate, and totals. The invoice is independent of the project — changes to one won't affect the other. A note is added to the invoice referencing which project it was generated from.