The 13 tabs inside an individual project, and the Overview tab’s quick view of overall status, progress, workload, and health.

1. Project Tabs at a Glance

Opening a project gives you 13 tabs across the top, each covering a different part of the project’s work. Twelve project tabs grouped into four families. Task views: List, Board, Calendar, Timeline, WBS Gantt. Talking about the work: Conversations, Notes, Meetings, Document Vault. Governing the work: Governance, Overview. The project's record: Project Info. Each tab has its one-line question. Governance is marked feature-flagged; List is marked always present. A quick way to find the right project tab before checking the full reference below. See Quick Actions for the Import, Team, Settings, Duplicate, and Move Workspace actions available from the project header.

2. What Is the Overview Tab?

The Project Overview gives a quick view of the overall status, progress, workload, and health of a project. It helps users understand what is completed, what is still in progress, and where attention may be required. Project Overview showing progress, project health, trends, workload, and delivery indicators Project Overview showing progress, project health, trends, workload, and delivery indicators.

3. Overview Sections

4. Why Is This Helpful?

  • Understand overall project progress at a glance.
  • Identify pending and overdue work.
  • Spot blocked, stale, unassigned, or escalated work.
  • Review team workload and open work.
  • Check whether completion is keeping pace with the project timeline.

Use Overview for a broad project-health check. Use the Dashboard tab when you want a more focused view of blockers, critical-path tasks, and schedule variance.